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Revisiting Windows Subsystem for Linux: CLI Installation Virtualization Review
Google Chrome 102 Released With Capture Handle, File Handling For Given MIME Types
Google just promoted Chrome 102 to stable as the latest feature update to their cross-platform web browser...
Linux 5.19 Makes It Much Easier To Clear CPUID Features
The Linux x86/x86_64 kernel has long honored the "clearcpuid=" kernel parameter to disable select CPUID features from being used by the kernel or readily advertised. However, it hasn't been very intuitive to use since it relied on passing the bit numbers for the specific features. With Linux 5.19 it's much easier to deal with in now allowing the CPUID string from /proc/cpuinfo to be passed if wanting particular CPUID features disabled...
Key takeaways from Red Hat Summit 2022 - TechTarget
Key takeaways from Red Hat Summit 2022 TechTarget
Vulkan 1.3.215 Released With Barycentric Fragment Shader Extension
Vulkan 1.3.215 is out today with a handful of fixes/clarifications to the Vulkan specification plus one new extension...
Nginx 1.22 Released With OpenSSL 3.0 Support
Nginx as the lightweight web-server known for its speedy performance is out today with the version 1.22 feature release...
Linux Continues Playing Catch Up To Windows For Desktop Hardware Monitoring Support
In recent kernel versions there has been an uptick in new driver activity around improving hardware sensor monitoring support for AMD/Intel desktop motherboards, but still it's generally behind that of the support found under Microsoft Windows. With Linux 5.19 there is more hardware monitoring "HWMON" subsystem work with improving sensor coverage on various motherboards and other components...
Best Strategy Games for Linux of 2022 May - BollyInside
Best Strategy Games for Linux of 2022 May BollyInside
How to Play Music From the Linux Terminal With cmus - MUO - MakeUseOf
How to Play Music From the Linux Terminal With cmus MUO - MakeUseOf
Ubuntu's Mir 2.8 Released With Working Towards Hybrid GPU Support
Mir 2.8 is now available as the newest feature update to this Wayland compositor developed by Canonical for various Ubuntu use-cases, primarily around IoT, digital signage, and similar fields...
Amazon Graviton3 Benchmarks - Nice Performance Uplift With AWS EC2 C7g
At the end of last year Amazon announced their new Graviton3 processors with around 25% more compute performance than their prior Graviton2 AArch64 processors, up to 2x the FP and crypto performance, DDR5 system memory support, and other improvements to their in-house processor for the AWS cloud. Yesterday the C7g instances reached general availability for making Graviton3 processors available to AWS customers. Here are some initial benchmarks.