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How to Rename a Directory on Linux  How-To Geek

Install Joomla on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Jammy Linux  Linux Shout

AMD's Radeon Memory Visualizer "RMV" tool from their GPUOpen initiative has allowed better understanding video memory usage with Windows across multiple APIs. In citing the "rising popularity of gaming on the Linux OS", AMD has now enabled Linux support for this tool...

Open source 'Office' options keep Microsoft running faster than ever  The Register

New Syslogk Linux rootkit uses magic packets to trigger backdoor  BleepingComputer

How to Use Nohup to Run Linux Scripts Unattended  Tom's Hardware

How to Use Nohup to Run Linux Scripts Unattended  Tom's Hardware

Systems Engineer (Linux Focus) at 2Cana Solutions  IT-Online

After battling Ceph storage issues and related problems for the past day after two solid-state drives failed, the FreeDesktop.org GitLab that is used for the centralized, coordination of the open-source Linux graphics driver development and other open-source software is back online...

Mozilla Thunderbird Open-Source Email Client Is Coming to Android Devices  9to5Linux

MS Office Alternative Software for Linux Market Booming Worldwide With Leading Key Players -Google, SG WORK, SoftMaker (FreeOffice), Apple Inc, Kingsoft, Yozodcs, WordPerfect, Tencent, Shimo, yiqixie.com – Indian Defence News  Indian Defence News

Thonny is an Ideal IDE for Teaching Python Programming in Schools  It's FOSS

Thonny is an Ideal IDE for Teaching Python Programming in Schools  It's FOSS

Symbiote: credential-stealing Linux back door that's nearly impossible to detect  www.computing.co.uk

Quick and Simple: BPFDoor Explained  The Hacker News

A patch from AMD to further tune the Linux kernel's scheduler around NUMA imbalancing has been queued up and slated for introduction in Linux 5.20. For some workloads this scheduler tuning can help out significantly for AMD Zen-based systems and even on Intel Xeon servers has the possibility of helping too...

With A Few Lines Of Code, AMD's Nice Performance Optimization For Linux 5.20  Phoronix

GNOME developers are working on supporting the Linux KMS "Max BPC" connector property that is supported by some of the Direct Rendering Manager drivers for limiting the maximum bits per color permitted. In turn properly supporting this setting can take care of monitor issues seen on some systems where the monitor may randomly flicker or have other issues unless otherwise lowering the refresh rate or resolution...

GNOME's Mutter Working On "Max BPC" Handling To Deal With Monitor Issues  Phoronix

Linux Release Roundup #22.24: openSUSE 15.4, EasyOS 4.0, and More Releases  It's FOSS News