Open-source News

Linux Malware: What To Know About the Malware Threat  ITPro Today

The Future of Open Source is Still Very Much in Flux  Slashdot

How to install Alpine Linux  AddictiveTips

Bootlin offers Embedded Linux course for BeaglePlay  LinuxGizmos.com

SUSE to flip back into private ownership after just two-and-a-bit years  The Register

How to Play Roblox on Chromebook OS Without Google Play - J ...  J Station X

TouchOSC Is Now Available Cross-Platform For Android, Linux ...  Selector

Red Hat unlikely to be standard for enterprise Linux in future, says ...  iTWire

The SUSE organization has changed hands many times over the years... From being its own independent company to the notable acquisition by Novell two decades ago. Over the past decade SUSE has changed hands between Attachmate, Micro Focus, EQT Partners, and then went public back in 2021 on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Now two years later it is being taken private...

How to Monitor Network Usage for Processes on Linux  MUO - MakeUseOf

AMD preparing Linux GPU drivers for GFX 11.5 architecture (Ryzen 8000 & Navi 3.5)  VideoCardz.com

A few minutes ago AMD sent out the very first open-source Linux kernel graphics driver patches for enabling the "GFX 11.5" graphics engine...

AMD Sends Out Initial Linux Graphics Driver Patches For "GFX 11.5"  Phoronix

How to Download Roblox on Chrome OS Without Google Play  Game Is Hard

Bootlin offers open source embedded Linux training on BeaglePlay  Adafruit Blog

While over the past several years AMD landed numerous significant improvements to their RadeonSI driver for benefiting OpenGL workstation use-cases, that quest isn't yet over and more optimizations continue to be pursued. There are additional optimizations on the horizon for the RadeonSI Gallium3D driver for benefiting OpenGL on Linux workstations...

AMD Isn't Done Yet Optimizing The Mesa RadeonSI Driver For ...  Phoronix

How to Download Roblox on Chrome OS Without Google Play - J ...  J Station X

Vampire Survivors co-op and new game engine upgrade is live  GamingOnLinux

While back in November was when AWS originally announced new EC2 instances powered by 4th Gen AMD EPYC "Genoa" processors, only this week did they bring their M7a general purpose instances to a general availability state where anyone can access them. Being very impressed with 4th Gen EPYC bare metal as well as with Azure's HPC cloud, I fired up some benchmarks of the new Genoa-powered EC2 M7a instance compared to the new M7i instances powered by Intel Xeon Scalable "Sapphire Rapids" as well as showing how the competition is to Amazon's in-house Graviton ARM-based server processors.