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Amazon smart TVs could soon replace Fire OS with Linux-based Vega OS  TechSpot

Witekio Offering Ubuntu Pro for Devices in Partnership with Canonical  Embedded Computing Design

Back in the Linux 6.12 kernel cycle the Intel i915 kernel graphics driver added fan speed reporting support. Finally for the upcoming Linux 6.16 cycle that fan speed reporting will also be working with the modern Intel Xe kernel graphics driver used by default with Intel's latest integrated and discrete graphics processors...

Intel Xe Driver Adds Fan Speed Reporting For Linux 6.16, BMG Instability Being Debugged  Phoronix

Linux Kernel Vulnerability Let Attackers Escalate Privilege - PoC Released  CybersecurityNews

The latest Ubuntu is great news for Linux fans everywhere  Tom's Hardware

Following the GCC 15 code branching after working its way down to zero "P1" regressions of the highest priority, GCC 15.1 Release Candidate 1 is out today for testing...

How to Install and Remove Software in Linux Using the Terminal  How-To Geek

Ubuntu 25.04 ‘Plucky Puffin’ Now Available  WebProNews

With Fedora 42 having released earlier this week, more feature development work and planning around Fedora 43 is heating up. Another one of the early change proposals now filed for Fedora 43 is changing the CMake build system's default generator from Make to Ninja...

The Linux Vendor Firmware Service (LVFS) with the Fwupd client makes it wonderfully easy to enjoy seamless system UEFI and device/peripheral firmware updates under Linux. LVFS is backed by a growing number of major OEMs/ODMs and serves up millions of firmware files. But they are in need of more financial resources from the biggest hardware vendors...

LVFS/Fwupd Is Hoping To Encourage More Hardware Vendors To Provide Financial Backing  Phoronix

Following this week's updated Intel Graphics Compiler release, a new version of the Intel Compute Runtime was also published in providing OpenCL and oneAPI Level Zero GPU compute support on Windows and Linux systems...

Patches for Linux posted on Thursday by Intel prepare for a new version of Speed Select Technology Turbo Frequency (SST-TF) handling for future processors with more cores...

Tech employees horrified after discovering truth about discarded laptops: 'Should be a crime'  The Cool Down

Need a Linux admin? Ask a hair stylist to introduce you to a worried mother  theregister.com

Experts Uncover New XorDDoS Controller, Infrastructure as Malware Expands to Docker, Linux, IoT  The Hacker News

The post How to Find a Process Name Using PID Number in Linux first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .

In this article, we will look at how to find a process name by its process identification number (PID). Before

The post How to Find a Process Name Using PID Number in Linux first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides.

What's New in Xubuntu 25.04? All the Highlights You Need to Know!  It's FOSS News

While the Radeon RX 9070 series as the first of the AMD RDNA4 graphics cards do perform well on Linux, the one area the performance has been less enticing remains with Vulkan ray-tracing while using the Mesa RADV driver. For example, AMDVLK vs. RADV on the RX 9070 series shows the Mesa driver struggling with ray-tracing compared to the official AMD driver. But the good news is there's a concerted effort now to improve the AMD RDNA4 ray-tracing performance with RADV...