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Google Fuchsia OS finally rolls out  ZDNet

Google has released Chrome 91 as a rather exciting feature update to their open-source, cross-platform web browser...

Linux 5.14 to debut later in the summer will allow for hot unplugging of AMD Radeon graphics cards such as when using an external GPU enclosure or passing back a GPU from a virtual machine to the host. Up until now the AMDGPU kernel driver hasn't cooperated nicely with the Radeon GPU for hot unplug events...

Feeling Overwhelmed With Vim? Try Micro Text Editor Instead  MUO - MakeUseOf

Microsoft: Windows 10 Insiders can now can run Linux GUI apps  BleepingComputer

The Rowhammer security exploit affecting DRAM memory modules has a new chapter with Google now detailing "half-double" as a new technique for exploit of system memory...

CSGO Devs Fix Trust Factor Issues for Linux Users  TalkEsport

How to transfer files between Android and Linux with Warpinator  TechRepublic

IBM WebSphere App Server Now Available on Azure Linux VMs  Redmondmag.com

Microsoft, the Linux Foundation, and others team up to make software sustainable  Yahoo Tech

Green software development: Microsoft, Linux Foundation want to make coding carbon-free  ZDNet

Linux GUI app support now shipping as part of the Windows Subsystem for Linux  Windows Central

1. How to add Linux apps to Windows in just one easy step  PCWorld
2. Microsoft support for Linux GUI apps on Windows 10 coming later this year  ZDNet
3. Linux GUI app support now shipping as part of the Windows Subsystem for Linux  Windows Central
4. Microsoft: Windows 10 Insiders can now can run Linux GUI apps  BleepingComputer
5. You can now run Linux GUI apps in Windows 10 [Update]  Neowin
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Microsoft makes support for Linux GUI apps on Windows 10 coming later this year  ZDNet

Microsoft, the Linux Foundation, and others team up to make software sustainable  Engadget

DragonFlyBSD 6.0 Is Performing Very Well Against Ubuntu Linux, FreeBSD 13.0  Phoronix

Earlier this month in our initial benchmarking of DragonFlyBSD 6.0 we found DragonFlyBSD 6.0 performing much better than DragonFlyBSD 5.8, but how does that put its performance up against FreeBSD 13.0 and Ubuntu Linux for reference? Here are such benchmarks in our latest benchmarking of DragonFlyBSD 6.0, FreeBSD 13.0 (with both GCC and Clang), and Ubuntu Linux.

With the Linux 5.14 cycle this summer the Flash-Friendly File-System (F2FS) should land its new "RO" feature read-only mode...

Arm today announced the Cortex-X2 as their new flagship Armv9 processor design...

How to Keep a Window Always on Top in Linux  MUO - MakeUseOf