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4 Ways elementary OS Still Falls Short  MUO - MakeUseOf

Linux-powered PinePhone Pro shows off faster performance in first official demo  XDA Developers

Linux 5.16's New Cluster Scheduling Is Causing Regression, Further Hurting Alder Lake  Phoronix

Linux: How to Avoid Linus Tech Tips' Mistakes  ChicagoNow

8 Best Lightweight Linux distros for VM- Virtual Machine for 2022  Linux Shout

8 Best Lightweight Linux distros for VM- Virtual Machine for 2022  H2S Media

Guide: Mount Bitlocker Encrypted Windows Partition on Linux  BollyInside

How to Install Notepad++ on Linux  MakeUseOf

Linux Distributions Software Market 2021 : Industry Analysis with Business Scenario, Trends and Forecasts Report 2021 – 2029 – Energy Siren  Energy Siren

How to Install Notepad++ on Linux  MUO - MakeUseOf

Linux Distributions Software Market 2021 : Industry Analysis with Business Scenario, Trends and Forecasts Report 2019 to 2025 – Energy Siren  Energy Siren

Windows 11 Outperforms Linux With Alder Lake CPUs, Scheduler to Blame  Tom's Hardware

Windows 11 Outperforms Linux With Alder Lake CPUs, Scheduler to Blame  Tom's Hardware

Torvalds releases Linux 5.16 rc1 with a small but mighty upgrade  Techradar

Torvalds releases Linux 5.16 rc1 with a small but mighty upgrade  TechRadar

Linux 5.16 Features Include FUTEX2, Intel AMX, Folios, DG2/Alchemist, More Apple Silicon Support  Phoronix

Now that the Linux 5.16 merge window has ended with yesterday's Linux 5.16-rc1 release, here is my lengthy original overview of what I find most interesting out of this new kernel version. Linux 5.16 won't be out as stable until around the end of the calendar year or early next year, but it will sure make one nice Christmas gift with all of the shiny new features in tow.

With the big Blender 3.0 release due out near year's end there was the Cycles X rewrite that landed and unfortunately removed OpenCL support in the process. While that left AMD Radeon graphics without Blender GPU-accelerated support, in time for the v3.0 release there is now AMD HIP support in place...

Google has released Chrome 96 a day early as the latest routine update to their cross-platform web browser...

Monitoring Linux system resources with bpytop  Network World