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Why You Should Try Linux?  Medium

System76 Announces Redesigned 'Pangolin' AMD/Linux Laptop ...  Slashdot

Global and China Automotive Operating System (OS) Industry Report 2023: Foreign Leading Established Providers Boast Much Greater First-mover Advantages, and Chinese Players Go All Out to Catch Up  Yahoo Finance

Being worked on actively by a number of stakeholders in recent years has been Flang as a Fortran language front-end to the LLVM compiler stack. While not yet ready for general use, Flang has been making strides as well as showing some promising performance results...

How to Install a Supervised Home Assistant Server on Ubuntu  MUO - MakeUseOf

Royal ransomware spreads to Linux and VMware ESXi  TechRepublic

Royal ransomware spreads to Linux and VMware ESXi  TechRepublic

NVIDIA just published to GitHub the DLSS Super Resolution SDK v3.1, their first software development kit update made public since last May when DLSS v2.4 was the latest and greatest...

NVIDIA Publishes DLSS Super Resolution SDK 3.1, Including Updated Linux Demo  Phoronix

Systemd 253 is gearing up for release while out today is the third and possibly final release candidate...

Linux System & Network Engineer (NL, remote)  IamExpat in the Netherlands

How to Install Rust on Ubuntu (the Easy Way)  MUO - MakeUseOf

Like a Dragon: Ishin! gets Steam Deck Verified ahead of release  GamingOnLinux

Elementary OS 7 is here and looking good  The Register

Don't bore us, get to the Horus: Elementary OS 7 is here and looking good  The Register

Scan UK to offer SSD upgrades compatible with Steam Deck  GamingOnLinux

An Intel engineer has implemented compute-based transcoding support to the DXT5 texture format as part of S3TC texture compression. This new path yields a 56% decrease in upload time for a texture upload micro-benchmark when tested on an Intel Ice Lake system with the Iris Gallium3D driver...

Steam Desktop and Steam Deck Beta reduces startup time, fixes ...  GamingOnLinux

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity - Week 6  SentinelOne

This week Intel released Embree 4.0 as the newest version of their open-source, high performance ray-tracing library. While the headline feature is now having support for GPU acceleration with SYCL to take advantage of Arc Graphics and other GPU hardware with SYCL support, for those that have long been using Embree on CPUs its performance has also improved. Here are some initial CPU-based benchmarks I did this week on Embree 4.0 with Intel's new 4th Gen Xeon Scalable "Sapphire Rapids" processors.