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Rust Use Within The QEMU Emulator Shaping Up Well
The QEMU processor emulator that plays an important role in the open-source Linux virtualization stack has been seeing experimental support for the Rust programming language developing within its codebase. There continues to be good progress being made on this Rust support as more QEMU components get ported over to this programming language for memory safety and other security benefits...
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Labwc 0.8.4 Ships More Usability Improvements For This Wayland Compositor
Labwc 0.8.4 is out as the newest stable update to this wlroots-based, window-stacking Wayland compositor...
GNOME's Blueprint Markup Language Making Progress For GTK4 UIs
Blueprint is a currently-experimental markup language and compiler for crafting GTK4 user interfaces. Blueprint allows declaratively creating GTK UIs and aims to be a very easy and nice developer experience...
Steam Client Update Brings Game Launch Stability - info-mods.com
Steam Client Update Brings Game Launch Stability info-mods.com
NVIDIA Encouraging CUDA Users To Upgrade From Maxwell / Pascal / Volta
NVIDIA CUDA 12.9 is now available as the newest minor feature update to NVIDIA's GPU compute stack. CUDA 12.9 adds compiler targetr support for SM 10.3 and 12.1, compiler support for "family-specific architectures", new NVML counters being exposed, and other minor feature improvements. The NVIDIA CUDA 12.9 documentation is also now more verbose in encouraging anyone still relying on Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta hardware to upgrade...
FreeBSD 14.3 Beta Released Ahead Of FreeBSD 15.0 Later This Year
The first beta release of FreeBSD 14.3 was released on Friday night for testing. FreeBSD 14.3 will become the newest stable release this summer while later in 2025 we can look forward to the big FreeBSD 15.0 release...
KDE Plasma 6.4 Tackles An 18 Year Old Feature Request, More Wayland Protocols Added
The KDE Plasma developer sprint in Graz wrapped up just days ago but there's still been no shortage of new feature work landing into Plasma 6.4 this week. It was another exciting week of feature development as the soft feature freeze approaches for Plasma 6.4...
Automating Linux Swap Management with Ansible and Python | by Eren Cankut Uysal | May, 2025 - Medium
Port .NET Framework workloads to Linux with Amazon Q Developer, Part 4: MVC projects - Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Port .NET Framework workloads to Linux with Amazon Q Developer, Part 4: MVC projects Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Wine 10.7 Brings An Exciting Performance Optimization
Wine 10.7 is out today as the newest bi-weekly release of this open-source software for running Windows games and applications on Linux and other platforms...
Initial AMDGPU User Mode Queues Support Prepped For Linux 6.16
Sent out a few minutes ago was the latest batch of AMDGPU graphics and AMDKFD compute kernel driver feature patches for DRM-Next in getting ready for the Linux 6.16 merge window opening in a few weeks. This pull request contains a big new feature: the initial albeit currently experimental support for AMDGPU user mode queues...