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AWS S3 file transfer from a non-AWS Linux server - Linux & Unix  BleepingComputer

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS is Now Available for Linux Desktop and Raspberry Pi  It's FOSS News

There is some exciting progress around Zink as the OpenGL 4.6 implementation built atop Vulkan APIs for generally quite performant OpenGL-on-Vulkan acceleration... Zink with the recently-merged Kopper code is even beginning to work on Windows and Laminar Research is hoping to use Zink for the next major X-Plane release!..

Zink OpenGL-On-Vulkan Making Progress On Windows, X-Plane Looking To Use It  Phoronix

Geek Guide: Purpose-Built Linux for Embedded Solutions  Linux Journal

Geek Guide: Purpose-Built Linux for Embedded Solutions  Linux Journal

How to Switch to Ubuntu Rolling Rhino: A Rolling Release Version of Ubuntu  MUO - MakeUseOf

How to Switch to Ubuntu Rolling Rhino: A Rolling Release Version of Ubuntu  MUO - MakeUseOf

Lilbits: Pixel Watch leak, a smartphone game controller with a cooling fan, and a pocket-sized modular laptop under development, and  Liliputing

Qualys : Implications of Windows Subsystem for Linux for Adversaries & Defenders (Part 2)  Marketscreener.com

Merged as part of Linux 5.18 is Intel's Indirect Branch Tracking (IBT) support as part of CET (Control Flow Enforcement) technology. Indirect Branch Tracking is intended to help protect against JUMP/CALL oriented attacks as part of CET's control-flow integrity protections. Meanwhile still being worked on is "FineIBT" as a more compiler-hardened version built atop Intel CET/IBT...

Experimental "FineIBT" Series Published For Linux - Building Atop Intel CET/IBT  Phoronix

Sophos unveils cloud protection advancements with Linux and offerings  SecurityBrief New Zealand

How Does Linux Help Reduce E-Waste?  MUO - MakeUseOf

Skipping CentOS Stream? AlmaLinux 9 Beta is here  The Register

An error occurred mounting one of your file systems on WSL  TheWindowsClub

How to install AnyDesk on Mx linux  Linux Shout

Wago names Tyrone Visser business development manager for IIoT and Linux - Electrical Business  Electrical Business

Linux 5.15.35 Released With Important Performance Fix For Intel Alder Lake  Phoronix

For those making use of the Linux 5.15 LTS kernel such as Ubuntu 22.04 with using this long-term support kernel by default, Linux 5.15.35 is out today and is a notable point release for back-porting an Intel P-State driver fix for Intel Alder Lake systems that leads to much better performance in properly deciding between P and E core selection. Here are some benchmarks on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS with Linux 5.15.35 against other kernel options.