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Following the Windows vs. Linux benchmarks with Intel Arc Graphics from last week, in today's article is a look at how the Intel Arc Graphics A750 and A770 are competing to the AMD Radeon graphics when using the very latest Linux 6.2 kernel along with Mesa 23.0-devel for providing the very latest open-source graphics driver support from each vendor.

Version 5 of the Endless OS enters testing  The Register

How to improve Steam Deck performance using CryoUtilities  Dexerto

Intel reveals the Core i9-13900KS that hits 6Ghz out of the box  GamingOnLinux

System76 Pangolin Linux laptop with up to Ryzen 7 6800U and a ...  Liliputing

System76 is kicking off the new year by preparing to release a new AMD-powered Linux laptop, an updated Pangolin model...

System76 to Unveil AMD-Powered Pangolin Linux Laptop with 144Hz Display  9to5Linux

How to set a Sudo administrator password on Steam Deck  Dexerto

Unity 7.7 Desktop Environment to Get a UnityX Flavor with Wayland Support  9to5Linux

Dwarf Fortress too retro? Songs of Syx is worth looking at with ...  GamingOnLinux

Intel today officially announced the Core i9 13900KS as what they claim to be the "world's fastest desktop processor" with up to a 6.0GHz maximum turbo frequency...

Mega Man-like side-scroller action game Super Alloy Ranger now ...  GamingOnLinux

GOverlay app for managing the MangoHud overlay gets a bunch of ...  GamingOnLinux

Pokemon-like 'Coromon' finally has big FPS problem fixed for Steam ...  GamingOnLinux

Being introduced to the Debian package archive this week is accel-config as Intel's new user-space component for configuring the DSA accelerators found with the new 4th Gen Xeon Scalable "Sapphire Rapids" processors...

Linux Kernel 6.0 Reaches End of Life, Users Urged to Upgrade to Linux 6.1  9to5Linux

Discourse 3.0 is an Amazing Release With Much-Needed Feature ...  It's FOSS News

Steam & Steam Deck Beta improves controller configurator plus ...  GamingOnLinux

AMD Updates Linux Patches For Automatic IBRS On Zen 4  Phoronix

Since early November AMD has been working on Linux patches for Automatic IBRS. AutoIBRS is a new Zen 4 CPU feature intended to provide better performance than generic Retpolines as part of the Spectre V2 mitigations. Two months later the Linux AutoIBRS patches still haven't been merged yet but up to their sixth revision...