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Modnyco is a UK-based embedded solutions partner, specialising in electronics, firmware, and embedded Linux development. We design PCBs, develop firmware, integrate edge AI, and prepare products for certification.  New Electronics

Systemd 259 RC1: Linux’s Backbone Evolves with Musl Support and Privilege Overhaul  WebProNews

The big new RPG Where Winds Meet release works well on Linux  GamingOnLinux

A proposal has been raised by two CPython core developers to introduce the Rust programming language to CPython. Initially the focus is on allowing Rust to be used for developing optional extension modules for CPython but ultimately their goal is for Rust to become a hard dependency of CPython and used throughout its codebase...

SUSE developers working on their modern Agama operating system installer used by SUSE Linux Enterprise 16 and openSUSE is out with a new release. With Agama 18 they have officially dropped support for 32-bit / i586 processors...

SUSE's Agama 18 OS Installer Released - i586 Support Dropped  Phoronix

In addition to talking about the Valve-backed open-source driver work for old AMD Radeon GPUs, Timur Kristóf also presented at the XDC2025 conference on the state of the RADV Vulkan driver. Timur was joined by Daniel Schürmann to talk about the great Linux gaming experience now possible on the RADV driver with the work done by Valve, AMD, Red Hat, Google, and the open-source community. RADV ray-tracing is much better today than in the past, the ACO compiler back-end has turned out very well, and RADV is all-around a great example of an open-source Vulkan API driver...

The State Of The AMD RADV Vulkan Driver In Late 2025  Phoronix

MLPerf Client as MLCommons' machine language inferencing benchmark for client form factors / PCs now has a Linux build. MLPerf Client 1.5 was released yesterday with an experimental Linux build but for now at least is not nearly as full-featured as this AI benchmark on Windows and macOS...

MLPerf Client 1.5 Introduces Experimental Linux Support  Phoronix

RustDesk Pulls Ahead of TeamViewer, AnyDesk with Wayland Multi-Scaled Display Support  It's FOSS

Firefox 145: A Major Release with 32-Bit Linux Support Dropped  Linux Journal

How to View and Monitor Log Files in Linux  TechRepublic

Linux Foundation calls for cryptographic agility ahead of the quantum era  The Asian Banker

Linux-Ready KSTR-IMX93 SBC Debuts With Wi-Fi 6, Cellular IoT, and 802.15.4 Connectivity  linuxgizmos.com

I found an immutable Linux distro that never breaks and is effortless to use  ZDNET

Valve engineer who keeps decade-old Radeon GPUs alive on Linux, now pushes for AMDGPU to become the default driver  [H]ard|Forum

Following OpenZFS 2.4-rc3 from nearly one month ago is now a fourth release candidate for the upcoming OpenZFS 2.4. A few more features and improvements have been squeezed into this release in nearing the stable milestone...

Last year GIMP developers expressed a goal of releasing GIMP 3.2 within one year of GIMP 3.0. With GIMP 3.0 having released in March, it looks like their GIMP 3.2 release goal will become a reality with the GIMP 3.2-RC1 debuting today...

The industrial world runs on timing and consistency. In manufacturing and operations, a predictable outcome isn't a nice-to-have; it's the core promise of the industrial system itself. Whether you're managing complex motion control or critical process loops, network communication must be reliable and predictable. Time-sensitive networking (TSN) is the essential evolution of Ethernet that brings determinism and a guaranteed delivery schedule to a standard open industrial network.But here's the reality check for information technology (IT) and operations technology (OT) leaders: TSN is great fo