Open-source News

Intel Linux Patch Said to Improve Graphics Efficiency up to 43%  Tom's Hardware

DH2i Platform now Available for Linux in AWS Marketplace  Database Trends and Applications

Yesterday the Load Value Injection (LVI) vulnerability was disclosed by Intel and researchers and affecting newer Intel CPUs with SGX and requiring mitigations outside of all the speculative execution mitigations the past two years. The GNU Assembler patches adding new options for mitigation have now been merged to Git master...

GNU Assembler Adds New Options For Mitigating Load Value Injection Attack  Phoronix

How to Run the Linux KDE Desktop on a Chromebook  LinuxInsider.com

How to Run the Linux KDE Desktop on a Chromebook  TechNewsWorld

Google Makes an Open-Source Tool for Linux to Avoid USB Keystroke Attacks  TechDator

Google Makes an Open-Source Tool for Linux to Avoid USB Keystroke Attacks  TechDator

AWS launches Bottlerocket, a Linux-based OS for container hosting  TechCrunch

How to enable the zRAM module for faster swapping on Linux  TechRepublic

Red Hat's Matthias Clasen had the honor of announcing GNOME 3.36 as the latest half-year update to the GNOME 3 desktop environment...

A Google researcher has been developing "LoadLibrary" as a means of being able to load Windows Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs) that in turn can be used by native Linux code...

LoadLibrary: Support For Loading Windows DLLs On Linux  Phoronix

Linux Foundation open sources disaster-relief IoT firmware: Project OWL  ZDNet

AMD Commits To Accelerate Graphics Driver Support For Linux Kernel  Fossbytes

How to Check Memory Usage From the Linux Terminal  How-To Geek

Google: Linux systems can use this new tool against USB keystroke injection attacks  ZDNet

1. Amazon teases Bottlerocket, its take on Linux specifically for running containers  The Register
2. Amazon AWS Launches Linux-Based Bottlerocket For Hosting Containers  Phoronix
3. Bottlerocket is a new Linux-based operating system by AWS for container hosting  Neowin
4. Bottlerocket: New Linux-Based OS By Amazon To Host And Run Containers  Fossbytes
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Amazon teases Bottlerocket, its take on Linux specifically for running containers  The Register

Prolific ACO shader compiler back-end developer Timur Kristóf has managed to land his latest improvements in Mesa 20.1-devel for this alternative to the AMDGPU LLVM back-end supported so far by the RADV Vulkan driver...