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As expected, support for the initial Apple M1 SoC support and 2020 Apple Silicon devices (Mac Mini, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air) has landed into the Linux 5.13 kernel...

Initial Support For The Apple M1 Lands In Linux 5.13  Phoronix

4 Ways to Generate Strong Pre-Shared Keys on Linux  MUO - MakeUseOf

Boxedwine is an emulator that can run Windows apps on the web (or Linux, Mac, or… Windows)  Liliputing

Here's how to play full Xbox games on Linux with xCloud (video)  Pocketnow

AMD EPYC 72F3 Linux Performance For 8-Core Zen 3 Server CPU  Phoronix

Over the past month we have been quite impressed by the performance of the EPYC 7003 series Milan processors when looking at the top-tier parts, but how does Zen 3 do for lower-tier server CPUs? Recently we were supplied with two EPYC 72F3 processors from AMD for these 8-core high performance SKUs. In our initial look at the EPYC 72F3 Linux performance is seeing how they compare to the similar previous-generation EPYC 7F32 processor.

Linux Fu: A Little Bit Of (Network) History Repeating Itself  Hackaday

Linux 5.11 brought mainline support for Intel Software Guard Extensions (SGX) after a lengthy mainlining process. Building off that SGX enclaves support in the mainline kernel more recently has been support for SGX with KVM virtualization and now for mainline Linux 5.13 that guest-side support is landing for KVM guests...

Linux 5.13 Bringing Code For Intel SGX Within KVM Guests  Phoronix

Qualys Extends VMDR to Patch Linux Workloads  AiThority

Linux 101: What is the Linux $PATH?  TechRepublic

The Khronos Group used the International Workshop on OpenCL (IWOCL 2021) to release OpenCL 3.0.7 as the latest OpenCL 3 revision that brings with it some new extensions...

OpenCL 3.0.7 Released With New Extensions  Phoronix

How to install Kitematic docker manager on CentOS 7/8 - Linux Shout  H2S Media

There are few Linux users who don't remember the first time they discovered you could boot a computer and run Linux on it without ever actually installing it. Sure, many users are aware that you can boot a computer to an operating system installer, but with Linux it's different: there doesn't need to be an install at all! Your computer doesn't even need to have a hard drive in it. You can run Linux for months or even years off of a USB drive.

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Global Linux Operating System Market 2025: IBM, Ubuntu Linux, Linux Mint, Elementary OS, openSUSE, Fedora Linux, Arch Linux, Debian, Manjaro  SoccerNurds

Freshly re-based against yesterday's Linux 5.12 kernel, GNU Linux-Libre 5.12-gnu is now available as the latest version of this GNU cleansed kernel now carrying a codename of "Freedo Misses Tasha"...

University of Minnesota security researchers apologize for deliberately buggy Linux patches  ZDNet

Flatpak 1.11.1 is out this morning as the first development step towards the eventual Flatpak 1.12 stable release...