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The Linux Foundation announced the LFCS (Linux Foundation Certified Sysadmin) certification, a new program that aims at helping individuals all over the world to get

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How-To: Compiling PS5 Payloads with the PS5SDK on Windows  Wololo.net

Linux Kernel From First Principles  Hackaday

Schneider Electric launches two new SCADAPack Smart RTU ...  Process & Control Today

Raspberry Pi 4 + Kali Linux Part 1 | by Charlie Naebeck | Aug, 2023  Medium

Linux now 'de-facto standard' for running business-critical workloads'  iTWire

The Concerns Regarding Browsers on Linux and the Future of Firefox  EnergyPortal.eu

The 4 Best Network Scanning and Enumeration Tools  MUO - MakeUseOf

Desktop Linux has a Firefox problem – OSnews  OS News

Linus Torvalds released the Linux 6.5-rc6 kernel a few hours early today after capping off a busy week...

Linux 6.5-rc6 Released With Latest CPU Security Mitigations & Bug ...  Phoronix

Gunnar Hellekson, GM and VP at Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Mike McGrath VP of Core Platforms Engineering at Red Hat on Hashtag Trending, Weekend Edition  IT World Canada

Any way to use MBA 2011? Run Linux? Throw in garbage?  MacRumors

AMD Intros FreeSync Panel Replay On Linux 6.6, Next-Gen RDNA 4 GPU Enablement Begins  Wccftech

The Bcachefs file-system continues to work its way toward the mainline kernel while interestingly this weekend a Valve developer posted patches for implementing case-folding (case insensitive) feature support for this open-source file-system...

Casefolding For Bcachefs File-System Posted  Phoronix

How To Use the iconv Command on Linux  How-To Geek

Should There Be an 'Official' Version of Linux?  Slashdot

The Mesa Radeon Vulkan "RADV" driver ray-tracing support is about to become much faster with a pending improvement that is currently undergoing review...

Last month the Mold 2.0 high-speed linker was released that shifted from AGPL to MIT licensing after their monetization strategy didn't pan out. This weekend the project is out with its Mold 2.1 release as another step forward for this alternative linker to GNU Gold and LLVM LLD...