Open-source News

Take advantage of eBPF's monitoring capabilities on Linux  TechTarget

Choose a Linux shell and tweak it  BollyInside

Hackers are targeting outdated versions of Linux in the cloud  BollyInside

AMD Ryzen 7 5700G Linux Performance Review  Phoronix

Earlier this month the AMD Ryzen 5 5600G and Ryzen 7 5700G desktop APUs officially launched for retail availability. Unfortunately we were not seeded with any review sample for being able to conduct Linux testing on these Zen 3 APUs with Vega graphics, but ended up purchasing one afterwards due to the number of readers inquiring about the Linux support. Here are some preliminary benchmarks of the AMD Ryzen 7 5700G.

Today marks the 30th birthday of Linux since it was announced by Linus Torvalds. Meanwhile in just a few days the Linux 5.14 kernel is expected to be released as stable. Here is a look back at the most prominent features coming for this kernel release...

In the wild, there have been 13 million malware infections on Linux  BollyInside

Ulauncher is a very useful application launcher for Linux  BollyInside

Create a zip file of a folder using the zip command in Linux 101 - Linux News  BollyInside

Trend Micro Linux Threat Report Details Most Vulnerable Security Distributions and Concerns - Linux News  BollyInside

New features and Linux support have been added to the BIOS setup tool. - Linux News  BollyInside

Linux at 30: How Android came to be, well, Android  nation.lk - The Nation Newspaper

3 Fun Linux Tools to Run on Windows 10 With WSL  How-To Geek

AMD Continues Frontier Exascale Supercomputer Enablement  Tom's Hardware

What is the most dangerous malware for Linux? Coin miners, not ransomware - Linux News  BollyInside

30 Years Later, the Trajectory of Linux Is Star Bound  TechNewsWorld

30 Years Later, the Trajectory of Linux Is Star Bound  E-Commerce Times

To improve the security of Linux and open source software, you can apply for funding - Linux News  BollyInside

AMD engineers continue working on preparing the Linux kernel for the Frontier supercomputer...

Loongson this summer rolled out their 3A5000 processors built on their own "LoongArch" ISA. While the company continues claiming that LoongArch is "not MIPS", the Linux kernel code they continue proposing for the mainline Linux kernel points to it being a close facsimile to MIPS...