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Linux Software Market May See a Big Move | DELL, Amazon, Facebook – Bloomingprairieonline  Bloomingprairieonline

Learn Linux, the OS That Might Make Your Job Easier, for $69  Nerdist

Learn Linux, the OS That Might Make Your Job Easier, for $69  Nerdist

Raspberry Pi OS Is Now Powered by Linux 5.15 LTS, Gets Experimental Wayland Backend  9to5Linux

It's been nearly one year since Khronos released OpenCL 3.0 while today they are shipping some improvements to the OpenCL Software Developer Kit (SDK)...

Khronos Makes Improvements To OpenCL SDK, Plots Roadmap  Phoronix

How to deploy a service to a Docker Swarm cluster  TechRepublic

How to deploy a service to a Docker Swarm cluster  TechRepublic

Install FreeTube - YouTube player app on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS  Linux Shout

Denonia: The First Crypto-Mining Malware That Targets AWS Lambda  Toolbox

How to Use Your iPhone as a Wireless Mouse  MUO - MakeUseOf

How to Use Your iPhone as a Wireless Mouse  MUO - MakeUseOf

Linux Operating System Market Impressive Gains – Bloomingprairieonline  Bloomingprairieonline

Merged into Mesa 22.1-devel this morning is Kopper, a big improvement particularly for the Zink OpenGL-on-Vulkan driver code...

Linux Mint’s New Upgrade Tool Aims to Make the Update Process a Breeze  It's FOSS News

Last year Fedora developers and users were discussing the packaging of ROCm components to make it easier to deploy this Radeon open-source GPU compute stack. Five months later, some of the Radeon Open eCosystem components have made it into Fedora for easier installation but the HIP and OpenCL front-ends to ROCm haven't yet been successfully packaged...

10 essential Linux tools for network and security pros  Network World

Linux 5.18 is bringing many random/RNG improvements thanks to the work of kernel developer Jason Donenfeld. One of the changes though that had to be backed out during the merge window was trying to get /dev/random and /dev/urandom to behave exactly the same. While reverted for now with the 5.18 code, Donenfeld has prepared a change that should get it into good shape for major architectures with the next kernel cycle...

Linux 5.19 To Try To Opportunistically Initialize /dev/urandom  Phoronix

We are less than one week out from the Linux 5.18 merge window having ended and already the first pull request of "drm-misc-next" material has been submitted to DRM-Next for staging until the Linux 5.19 cycle rolls around in late May...