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Linux creator Linus Torvalds had some choice words today on Advanced Vector Extensions 512 (AVX-512) found on select Intel processors...

Linus Torvalds: "I Hope AVX512 Dies A Painful Death"  Phoronix

Nokia Launches New Linux-based Network Operating System  eWeek

Carrion Launches July 23 for PC, Linux, Mac, Switch, and Xbox One  Niche Gamer

Nokia Announces Network Operating System (NOS), Deployed in Apple Cloud Data Center  Gizchina.com

Blockchain IoT Market 2019 Demand and Growth Opportunities with Key Players Analysis – IBM, Microsoft, Intel, Amazon, Cisco Systems, Ethereum Foundation, The Linux Foundation  3rd Watch News

TCL ROKU TV {1$281$836$4065} Installation Phone Number romiya - Linux & Unix  BleepingComputer

The toolchain support for the Synopsys DesignWare ARC HS processors is now ironed out with the GNU C Library (glibc) finally mainlining the ARC port...

Synopsys DesignWare ARC HS CPUs Now Supported By GNU C Library  Phoronix

Kernel developers appear to be eager to debate the merits of potentially allowing Rust code within the Linux kernel. Linus Torvalds himself has made some initial remarks on the topic ahead of the Linux Plumbers 2020 conference where the matter will be discussed at length...

1. Linux team approves new terminology, bans terms like 'blacklist' and 'slave'  ZDNet
2. Linux 5.8 Formally Adds The Inclusive Terminology Guidelines  Phoronix
3. Linux kernel project changes terminology to be more inclusive  iTWire
4. Linux team approves new terminology to replace terms like "master/slave,quot; and "blacklist/whitelist,quot; for new Linux kernel source code and associated documentation (Catalin Cimpanu/ZDNet)  Up News Info
5. The Linux Group Approves New Impartial Terminology  Editorials 360
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Linux team approves new terminology, bans terms like 'blacklist' and 'slave'  ZDNet

Apple deploys new Nokia data centre products in Denmark  Outlook India

Apple deploys new Nokia data centre products in Denmark  Outlook India

While Mozilla has been gradually enabling WebRender out-of-the-box in more Windows configurations with succeeding Firefox releases, up to now there hasn't been much visible effort in getting WebRender enabled out-of-the-box for any Linux configurations. But fortunately that is finally changing...

There Finally Is Work On Shipping Mozilla's WebRender For Some Linux Environments  Phoronix

There Finally Is Work On Shipping Mozilla's WebRender For Some Linux Environments  Phoronix

While KDE Plasma 5.19 is already in fairly good shape with regards to its Wayland session, Plasma 5.20 is looking to offer even better support for this native Wayland environment along with many other enhancements...

Merged overnight into the Linux kernel source tree are the new guidelines concerning the use of "inclusive terminology" for future code...

Linux 5.8 Formally Adds The Inclusive Terminology Guidelines  Phoronix