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Open Source Software Development Professional Certificate on edXLinux  iProgrammer

What You Missed Last Month in New York City (According to Linux)  Papermag

Raspberry Pi OS 32-bit vs. 64-bit Performance Review  Phoronix

Last week marked the long awaited release of a 64-bit spin of Raspberry Pi OS. The Raspberry Pi Foundation has now made available a 64-bit build of their default Linux OS build derived from Debian for all recent Raspberry Pi hardware supporting AArch64. For those curious, here are some benchmarks looking at the performance improvement by switching from Raspberry Pi OS 32-bit to 64-bit.

Bursting Strength Tester Market Research Report 2027: In-Depth Analysis by Key Manufactures 2022| ABB, SDL, Atlas, Inc., Linux, James – Cleveland Sports Zone  Cleveland Sports Zone

How to Test Various Linux Distros Online - Make Tech Easier  Make Tech Easier

How to Test Various Linux Distros Online - Make Tech Easier  Make Tech Easier

Why Security in Kubernetes Isn't the Same as in Linux: Part 2  marketscreener.com

After establishing a new organization within AMD last year focused on improving AMD client platforms on Linux, they are now hiring again for this endeavor...

AMD Is Hiring Again For Their Linux - Client - Effort  Phoronix

5 Reasons to Install Linux on an Old Computer  MUO - MakeUseOf

5 Reasons to Install Linux on an Old Computer  MakeUseOf

How to Fix "Unacceptable TLS certificate" Error in Linux?  It's FOSS

Hello old friend: Linux veteran Slackware releases version 15.0 at last  The Register

This New Linux Distro Combines Fedora With Great Gaming Software  Forbes

With the Linux 5.18 kernel coming later this year, the Intel Protected Processor Inventory Number (PPIN) will be more easily exposed for their server processors...

Linux Release Roundup #22.6: OpenMandriva Lx 4.3, Absolute Linux 15, Escuelas Linux 7.3, and More Releases  It's FOSS News

Linux Release Roundup #22.6: OpenMandriva Lx 4.3, Absolute Linux 15, Escuelas Linux 7.3, and More Releases  It's FOSS News

Nobara Project brings whole bunch of extensions so you can frag noobs on Fedora 35  The Register

While Arch Linux is known to be at the forefront of rolling-release Linux distributions, when it comes to its compiler toolchain the packages have fallen behind over the past year...