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Linux on MicroBlaze: ArtyA7 Linux Design in PetaLinux 2022.1  Hackster.io

DietPi Releases 8.12 With Support For The Rockchip RK3588 SoC  Hackaday

Updated patches were sent out today that aim to reduce the maximum memory usage while compiling the Linux kernel. In turn for memory constrained systems that attempt to compile the kernel this should lead to less swapping and faster build times...

New Patches Aim To Reduce Memory Use While Compiling The ...  Phoronix

GNOME 43.2 Officially Released, Brings Improvements to ...  9to5Linux

GNOME 43.2 Officially Released, Brings Improvements to Screencast UI, Bluetooth, and More  9to5Linux

How to Install Foxit PDF Reader on Ubuntu  MUO - MakeUseOf

Unity 7.7 Desktop Environment Promises Redesigned Dash and Panel, Widgets  9to5Linux

Critical “10-out-of-10” Linux kernel SMB hole – should you worry?  Naked Security

Xbox Game Studios talk more of their titles on Steam Deck  GamingOnLinux

How to deploy a container to a remote Docker machine with ServerCat  TechRepublic

More developers reportedly now use Linux than macOS  TechRadar

ProtonUp-Qt v2.7.7 adds support for NorthstarProton to play modded ...  GamingOnLinux

How to Install Kali Linux on Windows  MUO - MakeUseOf

Bots Are Stupid is an ultra-precise programming-platformer  GamingOnLinux

Now that the merge window for Linux 6.2 is over, here is a look at all the prominent features on deck for the Linux 6.2 kernel that will be released as stable in about eight weeks.

Ubuntu Touch 20.04 release candidate is now available for select smartphones and tablets  Liliputing

Get a copy of Worms Revolution Gold Edition free during the GOG ...  GamingOnLinux

The Restartable Sequences "RSEQ" system call merged a few years ago into the Linux kernel and is now used by the GNU C Library and friends for faster user-space operations on per-CPU data. Now coming next year with Linux 6.3 is set to be some notable additions to the RSEQ support...

Restartable Sequences "RSEQ" Additions Expected For Linux 6.3  Phoronix