Open-source News

NVIDIA 525.60.11 Linux Driver Released With Many Fixes, Vulkan Improvements  Phoronix

CACI's Archon Joins Red Hat Embedded Partner Program  Business Wire

Open-Source Industry News Highlights  LinuxInsider.com

Half-Life: Alyx LEVITATION mod adds four hours of new story - out now  GamingOnLinux

Red Hat engineers this morning for the first time publicly announced their work on Composefs, a new opportunistically-sharing and verified image file-system...

Red Hat Developers Announce Work On New "Composefs" File-System  Phoronix

Wine 7.22 out now with more 32bit on 64bit work  GamingOnLinux

Wine 7.22 out now with more 32bit on 64bit work  GamingOnLinux

JSAUX release 'CaseKiller' for the official Steam Deck Dock to help with protective cases  GamingOnLinux

Similar to SUSE/openSUSE's Adaptable Linux Platform requiring x86-64-v2 CPU support, the rolling-release openSUSE Tumbleweed is beginning to transition to require x86-64-v2 micro-architecture support...

The Long Dark: Tales from the Far Territory begins on December 5th  GamingOnLinux

openSUSE Tumbleweed Begins Transitioning To x86-64-v2 CPU Requirements  Phoronix

Cyberspace hacking looter-shooter Black Ice gets a big content upgrade  GamingOnLinux

Dome Keeper adds new cave types and little critters to make exploration more interesting  GamingOnLinux

Dome Keeper adds new cave types and little critters to make exploration more interesting  GamingOnLinux

Dome Keeper adds new cave types and little critters to make exploration more interesting  GamingOnLinux

One of the new hardware drivers set to be introduced in the upcoming Linux 6.2 kernel cycle is the OneXPlayer sensor driver for supporting hardware monitoring on the x86_64-based handheld gaming devices. While OneXPlayer devices ship with Windows by default, Linux is becoming an increasingly sought after target particularly with prospects for running SteamOS...

OneXPlayer Sensor/Fan Support Extended To More Models With Its Linux 6.2 Introduction  Phoronix

OpenRGB 0.8 was released on Sunday night as this project's largest release ever and coming after nearly one year in development. OpenRGB as a reminder is the open-source, cross-vendor and cross-platform software for RGB lighting control across many different devices from GPUs and motherboards to keyboards and other lighted peripherals...

OpenRGB 0.8 Comes As Big Update To This Open-Source, Cross-Vendor RGB Lighting Software  Phoronix