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SQLite Lands JSONB For Much Faster JSON Functions
SQLite as the leading open-source embedded database solution has landed JSONB, a rewrite of the SQLite JSON functions that can be up to "several times faster" than the existing JSON functions...
One Week Left To Vote On openSUSE's New Logo
The openSUSE project has been working on a rebranding to better differentiate between this community open-source project and SUSE itself. There's been work on a logo design contest with just under one week left to vote in this survey...
Kali Linux 2023.4 Released – What’s New! - GBHackers
Kali Linux 2023.4 Released – What’s New! GBHackers
Kali Linux 2023.4 Released With New Hacking Tools - CybersecurityNews
Kali Linux 2023.4 Released With New Hacking Tools CybersecurityNews
Kali Linux 2023.4 Released With New Hacking Tools - CybersecurityNews
Kali Linux 2023.4 Released With New Hacking Tools CybersecurityNews
How to Encrypt and Securely Transfer Files with GPG - Linux Journal
How to Encrypt and Securely Transfer Files with GPG Linux Journal
TuxCare’s Year-End Survey: Win a Prize by Sharing Your Expertise - Security Boulevard
TuxCare’s Year-End Survey: Win a Prize by Sharing Your Expertise Security Boulevard
Linux desktop: Open Beta of KDE Plasma 6 available for testing - Notebookcheck.net
Linux desktop: Open Beta of KDE Plasma 6 available for testing Notebookcheck.net
The Performance & Power Improvement Of Steam Deck OLED's 6nm APU
The Steam Deck OLED has been on the test bench the past few weeks at Phoronix. The HDR OLED display of the updated Steam Deck handheld game console is gorgeous and was very impressed by it. On a technical level the battery life improvements are significant and one of the items I was most curious about were the power/performance implications in moving from the 7nm Van Gogh APU to a 6nm die shrink version of it while retaining the Zen 2 CPU cores and RDNA2 integrated graphics. Here's a look at the performance and CPU power consumption between the Steam Deck LCD and Steam Deck OLED models not only for gaming but other Linux workloads too.