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North Korean Hackers’ Secret Linux Malware Surfaces Online  GBHackers News

I'm staying on Windows, but I'm not happy about it  xda-developers.com

The newest hardware offering announced by Raspberry Pi today is a 5-inch variant of the Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2...

New Debian/Hurd follows closely behind new Debian Linux  theregister.com

Linux Malware from North Korean Hackers Surfaces Online in Stealthy Leak  cyberpress.org

Linux Kernel 6.16.1 & 6.15.10 Fix Intel i915 GPU Performance Bug  WebProNews

North Korean Hackers Stealthy Linux Malware Leaked Online  CyberSecurityNews

9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: August 17th, 2025  9to5Linux

This UNIX-based operating system looks like it's from the 90s, but it's still receiving updates  xda-developers.com

Linux 6.17-rc2 is now available to facilitate the latest weekly testing of the Linux 6.17 kernel...

Linux 6.17-rc2 Released With Performance Fixes & More  Phoronix

Linux top explained from scratch — clear & practical (2025) | by Aleksei Aleinikov | Aug, 2025  DataDrivenInvestor

6 Networking Uses for the Linux nc Command  How-To Geek

Everyone Says Linux Is Better Than Windows, but I'm Not Buying It  MakeUseOf

Last week I ran some early Linux 6.17 benchmarks showing some improvements and regressions when testing with AMD Ryzen AI Max "Strix Halo". Since then there have been some performance regression fixes along with addressing other early fallout from this fresh kernel code. Repeating the tests now on the latest Linux 6.17 Git state ahead of today's Linux 6.17-rc2 tagging is showing some nice improvements and fixes from the code churn this week...

Linux 6.17 Performance Looking Even Better After Early Fallout Addressed  Phoronix

How to Add Terminal Completion to Your Command Line Apps  How-To Geek

Windows can learn a lot from Linux, but this is the one feature I really want  xda-developers.com

macOS vs. Linux: Which Is Best for Your Homelab?  How-To Geek

One of the new exciting security features with Linux 6.17 is Attack Vector Controls as a means of easier managing CPU security mitigations depending upon the system/server use-case. It drastically simplifies CPU security mitigation management for only activating the mitigations relevant to intended use. With the Linux 6.17-rc2 kernel due out later today, Attack Vector Controls refines its logic around the Speculative Return Stack Overflow (SRSO) mitigation...