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Compact, $529 desktop runs Linux on octa-core Arm SoC  LinuxGizmos.com

Sick of Windows? How to log into and start using Linux  TechRepublic

Sick of Windows? How to log into and start using Linux  TechRepublic

How to install Balena Etcher on Debian 11 Bullseye  Linux Shout

How to install Balena Etcher on Debian 11 Bullseye  H2S Media

Is the PinePhone Pro the Linux Phone Daily Driver We've Been Waiting For?  MakeUseOf

Google’s Generic Kernel Image is the next step towards solving Android’s fragmentation problem  XDA Developers

Given current memory pricing and extremely limited availability of DDR5 memory modules, many Phoronix readers have been requesting DDR4 vs. DDR5 memory benchmarks for Alder Lake on Linux. After picking up a DDR4 Z690 motherboard, here are some reference benchmarks between DDR4 and DDR5 when testing with the Core i5 12600K on Ubuntu Linux in a variety of real-world workloads.

What is open core? Is a project open core, or is a business open core? That's debatable. Like open source, some view it as a development model, others view it as a business model. As a product manager, I view it more in the context of value creation and value capture.

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Intel just released IGC 1.0.9289 as a huge update to their open-source Graphics Compiler used on Linux currently by their OpenCL/oneAPI Level Zero compute stack and also by Windows with their official driver...

Intel Graphics Compiler 1.0.9289 Released As A Huge Update  Phoronix

Arcan as an open-source display server stack originally built atop a game engine and embracing VR/XR, and pushing forward on other new technologies is out with a new version...

Arcan 0.6.1 Released With More Features Added To This Open-Source Display Stack  Phoronix

Linux-based Set Top Box Market New Emerging Trends & Technology Standards, Revenue Impact, Objectives Studies  openPR

AWS is making a major commitment to Linux  TechRadar

Using the script command on Linux to record command line activity  Network World

Last week I wrote about a big TCP performance optimization having been queued up into net-next for Linux 5.17. That optimization can yield significant TCP throughput improvements especially with today's high-end 100Gb+ network hardware. There is now another separate juicy optimization to benefit the Linux network performance in the next kernel cycle...

Wayland Protocols 1.24 Released With Improvement To DMA-BUF Protocol For Multi-GPUs  Phoronix

Wayland Protocols 1.24 is out today as the latest revision to this official collection of the Wayland protocols/specifications. Notable with the 1.24 revision is the introduction of wp_linux_dmabuf_feedback...

Sick of Windows? How to log into and start using Linux  TechRepublic