Open-source News

A Fix Has Been Proposed For The Slower AMD Performance On Linux 5.11  Phoronix

Apple M1 Macs can now run Ubuntu Linux thanks to Corellium  SlashGear

Lightworks, the professional-grade video editing system that works well on Linux but has remained elusive of its long past open-source promise, is out with its first major release of 2021...

Lightworks 2021.1 Released With UI Improvements, Other Video Editor Enhancements  Phoronix

Bot 'FreakOut' leverages three critical vulnerabilities to attack Linux systems | SC Media  SC Magazine

‘Completely Usable’ M1 Mac Version of Ubuntu Linux Now Available  Mactrast

Lilbits: Asus ROG Phone’s light show, GPD Win 3, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux is free for small workloads  Liliputing

VirtualBox 6.1.18 Released with Full Support for Linux Kernel 5.10 LTS  LXer

M1 Macs can now run full version of Linux thanks to new Corellium port  9to5Mac

Red Hat Seeks to Soothe CentOS Linux Users  SDxCentral

'FreakOut' Botnet Targets Unpatched Linux Systems  BankInfoSecurity.com

One of the last pieces of the puzzle for supporting an entirely Vulkan-based Wayland compositor is coming together with a new extension that looks like it will be merged soon and there already being work pending against Sway/WLROOTS to make use of the Vulkan path...

‘Completely Usable’ Version of Linux for M1 Macs Released  Wccftech

If Red Hat's new no-cost offering for up to 16 production systems for RHEL doesn't fit your requirements and are evaluating alternatives to CentOS 8 that will be EOL'ed this year, Rocky Linux remains one of the leading contenders and is on track for its inaugural release in Q2 of this year...

Corellium Releases 'Completely Usable' Version of Linux for M1 Macs  MacRumors

Linux Mint 20.1 is a desktop anyone can love  TechRepublic

How to Install and Remove Packages in Arch Linux  MakeUseOf

To get a major boost, running Windows apps on Linux is what comes next  Insider Advantage Georgia

Linux is now 'fully usable' on Apple Silicon M1 Macs  AppleInsider

Following a very active past couple of days, developers from security startup Corellium have followed through on their word so far of publishing the Apple Silicon patches to the Linux kernel mailing list for possible upstreaming in the future that allow the Linux kernel to boot with Apple M1 hardware...