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Linux Mint is Redesigning the Cinnamon App Menu  OMG! Ubuntu!

Linux Mint is Redesigning the Cinnamon App Menu  OMG! Ubuntu!

Why I Just Can't Love Linux Mint  Yahoo

Why I Just Can't Love Linux Mint  Review Geek

Why I Just Can't Love Linux Mint  How-To Geek

Linus Torvalds just released the Linux 6.14-rc5 kernel as the Linux 6.14 stable kernel approaches toward release later in March...

Linux 6.14-rc5 Released: "Nothing Strange Stands Out"  Phoronix

Here's Why There Are So Many Linux Distros  Review Geek

Here's Why There Are So Many Linux Distros  How-To Geek

Heroic Games Launcher v2.16 released with improved Steam Deck / Linux game compatibility  GamingOnLinux

Buying a Mini PC for Linux? Keep These 5 Factors in Mind  How-To Geek

Steam sees a big rise in Simplified Chinese for February 2025 bringing Linux down below 2%  GamingOnLinux

It's not only AMD that is working on Vulkan/SPIR-V support for machine learning / AI software but NVIDIA has been working on improvements too for enhancing Vulkan-powered machine learning software. The outlook for using Vulkan within machine learning software is quite positive and even able to offer similar performance to NVIDIA's prized CUDA...

Have Your Linux Terminal Read to You With the espeak Command  How-To Geek

Have Your Linux Terminal Read to You With the espeak Command  Review Geek

Which Linux Terminal Game Should I Play?  How-To Geek

How to write bash or shell script in SSM run command and execute in linux ec2 instance? | by Harold Finch | Mar, 2025  Medium

Back in 2023 ONNX and AMD announced TurnkeyML as an "AI insights toolchain". There hasn't been too much news about TurnkeyML since then and they now describe the project itself as a "no-code AI toolchain" while this week brought the release of the big TurnkeyML 6.0 software...

Back during January Steam on Linux dropped by 0.23% to a 2.06% marketshare while overnight the numbers were published for February 2025.....

A pull request was sent out on Friday that could potentially land for the upcoming Linux 6.15 kernel to transition ARM's kernel entry code from some architecture-specific Assembly over to using the generic entry code path. It means more unification and transitioning some Assembly code over to C, but it also comes with some hits to performance...