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GStreamer 1.20 RC1 Released With Many Exciting Improvements  Phoronix

Podcast 153: A 555 Teardown To Die For, Tetrabyte Is Not A Typo, DIY Injection Molding, And Using All The Parts Of The Trash Printer | Hackaday  Hackaday

Valve's tweaking Linux drivers to squeeze more battery life out of the Steam Deck on SteamOS 3.0  PC Gamer

Install Puppet Server & Agent on Rocky Linux or AlmaLinux 8  Linux Shout

What Is the PwnKit Vulnerability Affecting Linux Distributions?  MUO - MakeUseOf

This Week In Security: Geopolitical Hacktivism, Antivirus Mining, And Linux Malware  Hackaday

Linux Software Market Innovative Strategy by 2028 | Google, Twitter, Facebook, Amazon, IBM, Oracle, Novell, RedHat – Construction News Portal  Construction News Portal

Ahead of the Intel Arc "Alchemist" graphics cards shipping this year, Intel's open-source developers have continued ironing out the Linux driver support. The most recent kernel patches are for getting their Resizable BAR "ReBAR" support in order...

Intel Preparing Resizable BAR Support For Their Arc Graphics On Linux  Phoronix

'Vampire Survivors' patch confirms Mac and Linux ports, mocks NFTs  NME

Astar Network Raises $22M to Boost Polkadot Interoperability  Crypto Briefing

SUSE unveils Rancher Desktop 1.0 for Kubernetes on your PC  ZDNet

Anbernic RG552 review  TechRadar

Wasmer 2.2-rc1 is out today as the WebAssembly run-tme to "run any code on any client" with its broad platform coverage and allowing numerous programming languages from Rust to PHP to C# being able to be compiled into WebAssembly and then running on any OS or embedded into other languages for execution...

JEDEC has published the JESD238 HBM3 standard as the next version for High Bandwidth Memory...

How to Find/Delete Broken Symlinks in Linux  BollyInside

'Vampire Survivors' patch confirms Mac and Linux ports, mocks NFTs  NME.com

'Vampire Survivors' patch confirms Mac and Linux ports, mocks NFTs  NME.com

How to Uninstall Linux from Windows 11  groovyPost

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