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Since the start of July we've seen Intel beginning Linux support patches for their DG2 graphics card that is now known by the "Alchemist" codename. There's been several rounds of DG2 patches since they started publicly pushing out the code -- including some notable work like DisplayPort 2.0 bring-up -- while sent out this Sunday is another important piece of the puzzle: getting the device memory (the dedicated vRAM) actually working with the open-source driver...

For back to school, the price of the Kubuntu Focus XE Linux laptop has been significantly reduced - Linux News  BollyInside

For back to school, the price of the Kubuntu Focus XE Linux laptop has been significantly reduced - BollyInside  BollyInside

AMD has released Linux patches in preparation for support for the Radeon DisplayPort 2.0 GPU - Linux News  BollyInside

Major Players, Types, and Key Applications in Global Embedded Linux Market Report 2021-2027 - BollyInside  BollyInside

Chrome OS 94 brings Debian Bullseye to Chromebooks for the first time, and brings Linux to Chromebooks  BollyInside

Microsoft has released a new developer version of Edge that includes Linux enhancements and other features.  BollyInside

What is the best Linux distro for machine learning?  BollyInside

Where can I find Linux software quickly?  BollyInside

What are the different types of Linux phones?  BollyInside

IBM, Ubuntu Linux, Linux Mint, and Elementary OS: Global Linux Operating System Market Review and Forecast (2021-2028)  BollyInside

Microsoft, Apple Inc., Linux, Ubuntu, and Oracle are some of the best-known companies in the world. The Global Productivity Software and Operating Systems Publishing Market Report 2021 Includes This Information  BollyInside

You should know about 40 open source and Linux terminology  BollyInside

How to easily locate Linux applications - BollyInside  BollyInside

Installing MariaDB 10 on Debian 11 Bullseye Linux - BollyInside  BollyInside

Apart from Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, there are 11 operating systems - BollyInside  BollyInside

While it was busy on the hardware side of the house with Intel talking up all of their forthcoming hardware, Intel's open-source software engineers remain very busy working not only to enable their next-generation hardware but other open-source efforts they've invested in like the iNet wireless daemon...

Lack of Linux in NET MAUI designs is causing anxiety among developers - BollyInside  BollyInside

Due to a variety of flaws, Windows and Linux systems are vulnerable to attack. - BollyInside  BollyInside

Pine64's PineNote e-ink tablet has pen input and runs Linux - BollyInside  BollyInside