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Intel's oneAPI software engineers are closing out the quarter by releasing oneDNN 3.1 as the newest version of this neural network library that is used by the likes of PyTorch, Tensorflow, PaddlePaddle, ONNX, OpenVINO, MATLAB's Deep Learning Toolbox, Apache MXNet, and many other applications...

Humble has a bundle of Survivors-Like games, including Boneraiser ...  GamingOnLinux

Stop an organism spreading and protect humanity in Xenospore ...  GamingOnLinux

Dark sci-fi roguelike Deadnaut: Signal Lost looks great and it's out now  GamingOnLinux

Kick Microsoft Windows 11 out of your life and switch to Linux Lite ...  BetaNews

Vampire Survivors: Tides of the Foscari DLC releases April 13th  GamingOnLinux

Researchers warn of Wi-Fi security flaw affecting iOS, Android, Linux  Computerworld

Researchers warn of Wi-Fi security flaw affecting iOS, Android, Linux  Computerworld

GOG giving away Deep Sky Derelicts during the finale of their ...  GamingOnLinux

How to install GitFiend on Linux  AddictiveTips

Chinese Hackers Using KEYPLUG Backdoor to Attack Windows & Linux Systems  GBHackers

The Panfrost DRM driver providing open-source kernel graphics driver support for modern Arm Mali graphics in various SoCs is seeing some new hardware support for the upcoming Linux 6.4 cycle as well as now supporting speed binning functionality...

Panfrost Driver For Linux 6.4 Adds Speed Binning, New MediaTek SoCs  Phoronix

Ubuntu 23.04 Beta is now available: here is what is new  Ghacks

8 Useful Linux Shutdown Commands to Reboot or Shut Down Your ...  Make Tech Easier

How to Permanently Change Your MAC Address on Linux  How-To Geek

Linux Lite 6.4 Officially Released, Based on Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS  9to5Linux

Latest release of EuroLinux Desktop – what will we find in Version ...  H2S Media

Vulkan 1.3.246 has been published with one prominent new extension introduced that was started by Nintendo and worked on by several other hardware/software vendors...

Google engineers on Thursday posted initial "request for comments" patches on their KVM-CPUFreq driver that is part of their effort to improve the dynamic voltage and frequency scaling behavior and task placement within KVM-based virtual machines. This effort is leading to big improvements in raw performance and performance-per-Watt for tasks running within Linux VMs...