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Handmade by human hands using machines  Digg

Open Gaming Collective Forms to Enhance Linux Gaming  TechPowerUp

Bazzite and ASUS Linux, ShadowBlip, PikaOS, Fyra Labs launch Open Gaming Collective  VideoCardz.com

Nobara Linux: Gaming distribution with focus, not marketing  igor´sLAB

FOSS Weekly #26.05: Clawdbot Mania, NexPhone, Things We No Longer Use Terminal for and More Linux Stuff  It's FOSS

Sun Microsystems began developing gettext in the early 1990s and the GNU Project began GNU gettext development in 1995 for this widely-used internationalization and localization system commonly for multi-lingual integration. While GNU gettext is commonly used by countless open-source projects and adapted for many different programming languages, only an hour ago was GNU gettext 1.0 finally released...

Bazzite reveals the Open Gaming Collective to make gaming on Linux even better  XDA

Microsoft's Quiet Exodus: Why Enterprise Developers Are Abandoning Windows for Linux Workstations  WebProNews

Open Gaming Collective (OGC) formed to push Linux gaming even further  GamingOnLinux

Handmade by human hands using machines  Digg

Handmade by human hands using machines  Digg

After 34 years, the Linux kernel community finally has a contingency plan to replace Linus Torvalds  Adafruit

I switched to this tiling window manager and can't go back to normal desktops  MakeUseOf

CachyOS vs. EdeavorOS: Which spinoff makes Arch Linux easier to use?  ZDNET

The Linux community now has a succession plan for when Linus Torvalds checks out, after an apparently uplifting discussion about 'our eventual march toward death'  PC Gamer

Wasmer 7.0 is out today for this WebAssembly "WASM" run-time for enabling lightweight containers that can run "anywhere" from the desktop to cloud and the edge. The security-minded and extensible WASM runtime provided by Wasmer has already proven to be quite robust while with Wasmer 7.0 has become even more featureful...

Linux Kernel Leaders Draft Linus Succession Plan  findarticles.com

The upcoming release of GNOME 50 to be found in the likes of Ubuntu 26.04 LTS and Fedora Workstation 44 will feature improved discrete GPU detection within the GNOME Shell. This effort has been two years coming and finally merged this week...

Linux after Linus? The kernel community finally drafts a plan for replacing Torvalds  ZDNET

Windows 11 haters get excited as GOG says 'Linux is the next major frontier' for Galaxy client  TweakTown