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Earlier this week at the Intel Innovation event it was announced the Arc Graphics A770 would be launching 12 October and the base model costing $329 USD. Today the embargo lifts on more details around Intel's forthcoming higher-end Arc Graphics hardware...

How to Install Flatpak Packages on a Chromebook  MUO - MakeUseOf

How to install Rancher Desktop on Linux and macOS  TechRepublic

Red Hat advances Enterprise Linux with improved Podman containers  VentureBeat

“UnstableFusion” Makes AI Art Easy on Windows, Mac, and Linux  How-To Geek

“UnstableFusion” Makes AI Art Easy on Windows, Mac, and Linux  How-To Geek

Cassandra Summit Returns in 2023  PR Newswire

Security-Oriented Distro Parrot 5.1 Arrives with AnonSurf 4, Linux Kernel 5.18, and More  9to5Linux

How to Manage RSS Feeds With Mozilla Thunderbird on Linux  MUO - MakeUseOf

Google gives up on Stadia, will offer refunds on games and hardware  GamingOnLinux

Back in 2019 Google announced Stadia as their cloud gaming service using Linux, embracing Vulkan, and leveraging AMD graphics. While promising at first, it's been dwindling down and Google announced today they are in the process of shutting down this streaming service...

How to enable Docker command completion in Linux to simplify the Docker CLI  TechRepublic

AMD Ryzen 7 7700X Linux Performance Review  Phoronix

Earlier this week I published my AMD Ryzen 9 7900X and Ryzen 9 7950X Linux review as well as an extensive Zen 4 AVX-512 analysis and Linux gaming performance tests. Since then I have received the Ryzen 7 7700X from AMD for Linux testing and out today are those initial Linux benchmarks. The AMD Ryzen 7 7700X is available in-stock at $399 USD from Internet retailers and is an 8-core / 16-thread processor with a maximum boost clock speed of 5.4GHz.

Linux Distro Reviews: Gnome  WebProNews

GOG celebrates 14 years with big sale, game giveaway and Skyrim release  GamingOnLinux

Transferring files from PC to Steam Deck with FileZilla FTP  GamingOnLinux

New malware backdoors VMware ESXi servers to hijack virtual machines  BleepingComputer

It was just yesterday that reverse-engineering, open-source driver developer Asahi Lina got the display output working and running Wayland's Weston. After a long day hacking away on this first Rust-written Direct Rendering Manager (DRM) driver, the GNOME desktop is even running off this Apple M1 graphics driver as well as applications like Firefox complete with YouTube...

Apple M1 Linux GPU DRM Driver Now Running GNOME, Various Apps  Phoronix