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Upcoming Steam update should fix lag spikes on Linux when the Steam Overlay is disabled  GamingOnLinux

NVIDIA 570.153.02 driver released for Linux with a couple fixes  GamingOnLinux

Ludaro is a deck-building roguelike spin on Ludo with a demo out now  GamingOnLinux

Go-Based Malware Deploys XMRig Miner on Linux Hosts via Redis Configuration Abuse  The Hacker News

Best Commands for Digging Up Information about Your Linux System  TechRepublic

What you need to know about your Election Day voting rights in Pennsylvania  Spotlight PA

Microsoft Open-Sources Windows Subsystem for Linux  OMG! Ubuntu

Windows Subsystem for Linux officially goes open source  FoneArena.com

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Welcome back to our ongoing journey through the world of powerful but often overlooked Linux commands. If you’ve been following

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Debian's APT 3.1 Released With Why/Why-Not Commands, New Solver Default On Ubuntu  Phoronix

Following the release earlier this year of the big APT 3.0 package manager tool release, APT 3.1 was tagged today as another step forward to this key tool on Debian-based Linux distributions...

This week at Red Hat OpenShift Commons taking place at Red Hat Summit in Boston we had the chance to recognize a few OpenShift Superheroes. While each member of the OpenShift community is a hero, helping contribute to the project’s success and growth, some members really stand out. These contributors are the advocates and champions that make the community strong and successful.OpenShift Superheroes are made up of:Builders: contributing to the evolution of OpenShiftAdvocates: amplifying their OpenShift experience and learnings through events, blogs, meetups and more.Ambassadors: shares knowle

The hybrid cloud era demands agility and a clear path to future innovation, with generative AI (gen AI) serving as a powerful catalyst for change. Organizations are now navigating the critical juncture of optimizing existing virtualization investments while strategically building a foundation for modern applications and AI-driven workloads.Integrated directly within Red Hat OpenShift, Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization acts as a dynamic bridge, connecting established virtualization environments with the transformative potential of cloud-native applications. This approach simplifies the moderniza

On the calendar, a year has 365 days. But in the world of AI, it often feels like every month brings a year’s worth of new innovation. This kind of speed can be exciting. However, the level of change required to take advantage of the increasing innovation invokes a range of emotions that ask us to both predict the future and try to place ourselves in this new future. This tension is being faced by every business executive, as well as every individual whose day-to-day role will be impacted by AI. As someone who closely tracks technology history and technology trends, I’m constantly asking m

Monitoring Windows and Linux Systems Using Open-Source Zabbix  Virtualization Review

Systemd Continues Raising Concerns for Linux Users  WebProNews

Intel's x86-simd-sort open-source project is a C++ template library for high performance sorting routines that can leverage AVX2 and AVX-512 for crazy fast sorting. The x86-simd-sort code in turn is used by Numpy, more recently adopted by PyTorch too, and has shown off the great performance potential of AVX-512 for very fast sorting algorithms. Out today is x86-simd-sort 7.0 and it's even faster due to now supporting OpenMP parallelization...

In early 2022 Samsung engineers began working on upstreaming support for the Tesla Full Self-Driving "FSD" SoC to the mainline Linux kernel. Those early patches were mainlined in Linux 5.18 and later in 2022 turned to working on the PCIe support for the Tesla FSD SoC with the mainline kernel, but then work seemingly ceased on this upstreaming effort. More than two years later, the work was restarted today with Samsung posting the latest patches for enabling PCI Express support for the Tesla FSD SoC in the Linux kernel...

Samsung Back To Working On Upstreaming Tesla FSD SoC Support In The Linux Kernel  Phoronix

Linux Mint 22 vs LMDE 6 Revisited: Which Should You Choose in 2025?  WebProNews