Open-source News

How to Do a Fuzzy File Search in Linux  BollyInside

Meet Lite XL: A Lightweight, Open-Source Text Editor for Linux Users  It's FOSS

Demystifying &&, ||, and ! on Linux  Network World

How to Install and Run Ghidra on Linux  MUO - MakeUseOf

How to Make Firefox Feel Native on Linux Desktops  MUO - MakeUseOf

In addition to the AMD Zen 1/2/3 updated CPU microcode and long-awaited NVIDIA Ampere GPU signed firmware being merged today into linux-firmware.git, new AMD graphics firmware was also merged this morning for dealing with a hang with the VCN block under certain situations...

How to use Ghostery’s privacy-minded Dawn browser  TechRepublic

Cutefish OS is the cutest Linux distribution you'll ever use  ZDNet

Cutefish OS is the cutest Linux distribution you'll ever use  ZDNet

How to list Linux services with systemctl for easier troubleshooting  TechRepublic

How to convert all your Snap packages to Flatpak on Ubuntu with Unsnap  TechRepublic

Review: Vizy Linux-Powered AI Camera  Hackaday

For those looking for an easy-to-use flavor of Arch Linux, EndeavourOS continues in this area of being a robust desktop-minded Linux distribution powered by Arch. Out today is EndeavourOS "Apollo" as its newest ISO of this rolling-release distribution...

What You Missed Last Month in NYC (According to Linux)  Papermag

Valve Steam Deck can run Bitwig's DAW and the VCV Rack 2 Pro synth as a plugin: a gaming handheld that music producers should be interested in, too?  MusicRadar

Dynatrace : Managed release notes version 1.238  Marketscreener.com

How to use the Firefox tagging system  TechRepublic

Days after new open-source kernel driver code appeared in a Tegra code drop, NVIDIA happens today to have published signed firmware images for their RTX 30 "Ampere" graphics processors for finally allowing open-source driver support to proceed for these latest-generation GPUs...

AMD P-State vs. ACPI CPUFreq Testing With Ryzen Laptops On Linux 5.17  Phoronix

One of the most prominent features of Linux 5.17 for end-users was the introduction of the AMD P-State driver that is designed to deliver better energy efficiency than the generic ACPI CPUFreq frequency scaling driver relied on by AMD Ryzen processors up to this point. For those wondering how the performance and efficiency currently compare for Ryzen laptops, here are some benchmarks recently carried out on Linux 5.17 for both drivers and testing both the Schedutil and Performance governors.