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FUTEX2 as in the new futex_waitv system call landed in Linux 5.16 back during the merge window for improving the efficiency of running Windows games on Linux for those that rely on Windows' WaitForMultipleObjects functionality with futex_waitv is now the ability to wait on multiple futexes. That new system call is now supported on more architectures with the next Linux 5.16 release candidate...

FUTEX2 futex_waitv Wired Up For Other Architectures With Linux 5.16-rc3  Phoronix

Steam Adds Linux Support for DLSS, 24 More Games  Tom's Hardware

PHP 8.1.0 was just officially released as the latest annual feature update to this widely-used, server-side programming language...

1. Where Can You Buy a Preinstalled Linux Laptop?  MakeUseOf
2. Sick of Windows? How to log into and start using Linux  TechRepublic
3. How you Can Run Linux Without a Desktop Environment?  BollyInside
4. What Is A Desktop Environment In Linux?  Fossbytes
5. WSL is a great way to learn Linux from the comfort of your Windows PC  Windows Central
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Where Can You Buy a Preinstalled Linux Laptop?  MakeUseOf

Install a full desktop on a Multipass VM for easier Linux development  TechRepublic

NVIDIA DLSS for DX11 & DX12 Games Now Available via Valve’s Proton  Wccftech

How to Install PuTTY on Ubuntu 22.04 | 20.04 LTS  Linux Shout

How to Install PuTTY on Ubuntu 22.04 | 20.04 LTS  H2S Media

New Linux malware hides in cron jobs with invalid dates  BleepingComputer

New CronRAT malware infects Linux systems using odd day cron jobs  BleepingComputer

Alpine Linux 3.15 bids a fond farewell to MIPS64 support  The Register

Alpine Linux 3.15 bids a fond farewell to MIPS64 support  The Register

How to turn Webpage to PDF in Linux  BollyInside

Amazon Linux 3 To Be Based On Fedora Community Linux  IT World Canada

How you can Set Bing Daily Wallpaper on Ubuntu Desktop Linux automatically  BollyInside

How to find the Linux Command Line and How Do You Use It?  BollyInside

Added to the Arch Linux install media back in April was Archinstall for easy and quick installations. It's worked very well for basic Arch Linux installs in a matter of minutes while with Archinstall 2.3 now available it has even more features...

Wireshark as the very useful and powerful open-source packet analyzer for networking and other communication protocols is out with a shiny new release...