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How to Install and Use Sublime Text Editor in Linux  BollyInside

Wine 7.0 is inching towards release but for this week is the seventh weekly release candidate...

How to Use Linux's screen With Command  BollyInside

FFmpeg 5.0 is out today as a shiny feature update to this widely-used open-source audio/video handling suite...

How to Use Regular Expressions (regexes) on Linux  BollyInside

Lilbits: Steam Deck, Apple's AR headset, a Linux-friendly video capture card and more  Liliputing

Mesa's V3D and V3DV drivers providing open-source OpenGL and Vulkan driver support, respectively, for newer Broadcom VideoCore hardware now has a double buffer mode implemented. This is a win for numerous workloads for these drivers most notably used by modern Raspberry Pi single board computers...

Systems Administrator Linux  IT-Online

What Is POSIX? How It Relates to Linux  MUO - MakeUseOf

What Is POSIX? How It Relates to Linux  MakeUseOf

Serious Security: Linux full-disk encryption bug fixed – patch now!  Naked Security

6 Reasons Why You Should Try the Lightweight Xfce Desktop  MUO - MakeUseOf

Blockchain Technology Market Set for Epic Growth | IBM, Microsoft, Linux, Deloitte  Digital Journal

How to View and Monitor Disk Space Usage From the Linux Command Line – CloudSavvy IT  Swift Digital news agency

The Qt Company just announced Qt 6.3 Alpha as the first formal test release for this next Qt6 toolkit update. The Qt Company also lifted the lid on their new Qt Quick Compiler where they are aiming for QML to run at "a speed close to native" for that interpreted language...

IDrive 360 Adds Endpoint Cloud Backup Support for Linux Machines  AiThority

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Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Planning To Stick With Linux 5.15 By Default  Phoronix

It turns out Ubuntu 22.04 LTS is planning to use the Linux 5.15 kernel as its default kernel. It makes sense in that Linux 5.15 is also a long-term support kernel, but unfortunate in that Ubuntu LTS releases haven't always used LTS kernel versions and v5.15 will be a half-year old already by the time the "Jammy Jellyfish" ships in April. This is a choice particularly unfortunate for those with recent hardware but at least there is the Ubuntu Mainline Kernel PPA and other non-default options available...