Open-source News

Queued into the Linux networking subsystem's "net-next" branch ahead of the Linux 6.20~7.0 merge window next month is cake_mq as a multi-queue aware variant of the sch_cake network scheduler. The intent with cake_mq is to better scale the network traffic rate shaper across multiple CPU cores...

Draft code submitted to KDE Plasma turns it into a full VR desktop  GamingOnLinux

Adobe Photoshop spotted running on Linux with a Windows compatibility fix  Yahoo! Tech

Adobe Photoshop spotted running on Linux with a Windows compatibility fix  Windows Central

Linux PCs Set New RAM Sweet Spot For 2026  findarticles.com

What Makes Linux the Real Operating System  LinuxInsider

Want to try Linux? Just install Ubuntu or Fedora  Yahoo! Tech

How to run Windows apps on Linux with Wine - it's easy  ZDNET

Want to try Linux? Just install Ubuntu or Fedora  How-To Geek

Earlier this month we looked at the Dell Pro Max GB10 performance up against AMD's Ryzen AI Max+ "Strix Halo" with the superior performance for the green team for performance and power efficiency. For those wondering how the Dell Pro Max GB10 performance comes up for the much talked about NVIDIA GH200, here are some comparison benchmarks.

How NVIDIA GB10 Performance With the Dell Pro Max GB10 Compares To The GH200 Review  Phoronix

I abandoned Photoshop for this free alternative on Linux  How-To Geek

Steam Deck running Photoshop could soon be possible thanks to new Adobe Creative Cloud fix for Linux  PC Guide

Opera GX Linux version confirmed for Q1 2026, challenges Windows 11  Windows Central

A new feature that appears ready for introduction in the upcoming Linux 6.20~7.0 kernel cycle is revocable resource management...

Alpine Linux Turns Last Year’s Hosting Trouble Into Long-Term Stability  Linuxiac

Photoshop Installer Runs on Linux Despite Adobe Not Giving a Damn For Years  It's FOSS

I paid $48 for this Linux distro to save 48 hours of work—and it was worth it  How-To Geek

Surfshark adds post-quantum encryption on Mac, Linux, and Android – more support coming soon  TechRadar

Support for newer HDMI features in the open-source AMD Linux graphics driver have been limited due to being blocked by the HDMI Forum. There are though some new HDMI gaming features being enabled via new AMDGPU kernel driver patches that are coming outside of AMD and based on public knowledge and/or "trying things out until they work/break" for functionality like HDMI Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) and Auto Low Latency Mode...