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The best webcam for Linux  The Morning Call

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Have you ever encountered situations where one application dominated your all network bandwidth? If you have ever been in a situation where one application ate all your traffic, then you will value the role

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Helix: A Terminal Based Text Editor for Power Linux Users  It's FOSS

Red Hat Enterprise Linux for SAP® Solutions Now Available on SAP Store  MENAFN.COM

As Red Hat Summit continues, so does the Partner Experience. Building on the content, keynotes and sessions during Red Hat Summit in April, we’re offering even more breakout sessions, celebrity appearances and Ask the Expert sessions on June 15-16.

CloudLinux Launches TuxCare, an Enterprise Brand  Data Center Knowledge

It looks like AMD's rising marketshare in the data center is paying off as AMD is hiring more Linux kernel engineers...

[Phoronix] AMD Is Hiring More Linux Engineers For The Scheduler, Memory Management, Net I/O  Phoronix

3D printer board runs Linux on Allwinner A64  LinuxGizmos.com

3D printer board runs Linux on Allwinner A64  LinuxGizmos.com

The best webcam for Linux  Chicago Tribune

Nvidia Working With Valve To Bring DLSS To Linux | TheGamer  TheGamer

Announced at the end of last year was an experimental Wayland driver for Wine providing native Wayland support without relying on X11/XWayland. In the months since that yet-to-be-merged driver has continued supporting more functionality and with the latest update is much more viable...

Experimental Wayland Driver For Wine Now Supports Vulkan, Other Features  Phoronix

AMD's un-identified APU makes its appearance in the latest Linux graphics patch  TechnoSports

Nvidia and Valve Team Up to Bring DLSS To Linux Systems  GameRant

Torvalds hopes future Linux 5.13 release candidates will 'start shrinking'  Developer Tech

Intel Xeon Platinum 8380 P-State CPU Frequency Scaling Comparison  Phoronix

As part of the curiosity-driven benchmarks and areas of technical interest now that we've gotten some of our initial Intel Xeon Platinum 8380 "Ice Lake" benchmarks out of the way has been looking into the performance of Linux's P-State CPU frequency scaling driver on the 3rd Gen Xeon Scalable server. Benchmarked for the latesting testing was the power/efficiency out-of-the-box with P-State powersave as used by default with many Linux distributions against the P-State "performance" mode as well as putting P-State into passive mode to be able to via intel_cpufreq to try the Schedutil governor that relies on the kernel's scheduler utilization data for making frequency scaling decisions. Here is a number of power/performance governor benchmarks with the dual Xeon Platinum 8380 server in these varying kernel configurations.

Linux 101: Why file and directory names lack spaces  TechRepublic