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While GCC 13.1 recently released as the first major stable release of the GCC 13 series, for those continuing to depend upon last year's GCC 12 stable series there is a new point release available today...

Development of the NVK open-source NVIDIA Mesa Vulkan driver is being done in part on a nearly decade old GeForce GTX 980M mobile graphics processor since at the moment it's one of the more recent NVIDIA GPUs that can be re-clocked using the existing Nouveau kernel driver code...

Steam will now scale better with KDE and GNOME  GamingOnLinux

One of the recent change proposals for the in-development Fedora 39 is to ship systemd's mkosi-initrd as a modern and superior alternative to Dracut for constructing initrds...

MediaTek Genio 1200 system-on-module powers Cortex-A78/A55 AIoT & robotics development kit  CNX Software

In development for several years now has been TrenchBoot as a framework for creating security engines to perform system launch integrity actions. This boot-time integrity framework continues advancing and this past week Oracle engineers posted their latest patches for the Linux kernel in providing dynamic launch support...

Oracle Updates TrenchBoot Secure Dynamic Launch Support For ...  Phoronix

9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: May 7th, 2023  9to5Linux

7-Zip 23.00 Beta improves executable compressing  Ghacks

2 Methods to Install Eclipse IDE on Ubuntu 22.04 or 20.04 LTS  H2S Media

Intel 14th Gen Meteor Lake-S Desktop CPU Support Added In Latest Linux Patch  Wccftech

Can You Use A POST Card With A Modern BIOS?  Hackaday

The post How to Delete Large Directory with Thousands of Files in Linux first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .

File management is one of the common tasks that a user undertakes on a Linux system, which includes creating, copying, moving, modifying, and deleting

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The post Psensor – Monitor Linux Hardware Temperature [Motherboard and CPU] first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .

Psensor is a GTK+ (Widget Toolkit for creating Graphical User Interface) based application software that is used to monitor hardware temperature and plot Real-Time

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Last year, Red Hat shared news of the upgraded Singapore lab with Intel and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) designed to accelerate the adoption of 5G and edge computing. Since then, we have seen great momentum and interest from our telco customers and partners in the region to use this facility to test and validate joint solutions with Intel and HPE. For instance, one of our network equipment provider (NEP) partners used the lab to test a mobile core cloud-native function (CNF), which has now been put into production for a telco service provider’s network in Australia, helping them reduce r

Red Hat owes much of its success in delivering customer value to the partner ecosystem. Founded on the spirit of open source innovation, every milestone in Red Hat’s history is connected to and driven by a skilled, vibrant ecosystem of partners comprising some of the world’s leading solution and service providers, systems integrators, cloud providers and more. Red Hat partners remain core to our vision of being a leader in open hybrid cloud technology. We are continuing to invest in helping our partners grow their business, and align more closely with the cloud transformation we’re se

Linus Torvalds just released Linux 6.4-rc1 that also marks the end of the merge window for the exciting Linux 6.4 cycle...

Linus Torvalds Announces First Linux Kernel 6.4 Release Candidate  9to5Linux

Last October marked the release of memtest86+ 6.0 as a rewrite of this long-used, open-source bootable RAM testing software. In February marked memtest86+ 6.10 with UEFI Secure Boot signing and other new features. Out today is now memtest86+ 6.20 where a driving focus for this release is on improving support for older hardware...

FEX-Emu 2305 has been released, the open-source project continuing to work on x86_64 atop 64-bit ARM (AArch64) emulation support for being able to enjoy more games on ARM Linux and other software not otherwise natively available...