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Basemark GPU 1.2 Brings Linux Support - Wins For NVIDIA, Woes For Mesa  Phoronix

Last week Basemark launched their Basemark GPU 1.2 benchmark that now includes Linux support alongside all other major supported desktop and mobile operating systems. We've been testing out this Linux version with OpenGL and Vulkan support on both AMD Radeon and NVIDIA GeForce hardware.

Windows 10 isn’t the most vulnerable operating system – it’s actually Linux  TechRadar India

Compression experts Rich Geldreich and Stephanie Hurlburt with their Binomial consulting firm are about to release a high-quality open-source compression codec for GPUs...

Why Microsoft's decision to seek security advice from Linux is a good first step  SC Magazine

Intel's open-source Compute Runtime for OpenCL and now oneAPI support on Linux has added oneAPI Level Zero support...

Fujitsu has contributed support for their high-performance A64FX ARMv8-based CPU cores to the LLVM Clang compiler...

Zorin OS 15.2 New Release: Best Windows/Mac Alternative Linux Distro  Fossbytes

Memcached 1.6 was released on Sunday as a big update for this popular open-source distributed memory caching system...

Insights for L&D: The top 10 technical skills of 2020  HR Dive

While the Debian archive continues to be built with the GCC compiler by default and will likely remain that way for the foreseeable future, Debian developers do continue experimenting with building the Debian archive under LLVM's Clang...

Linux kernel 5.7 to include new exFAT file-system driver  BetaNews

Cyber Security Today – Huge database on American homeowners left exposed, don’t fall for this certificate scam, check your Android version and Linux warning  IT World Canada

Memory-Lane Monday: Say, this is almost as easy as Linux!  Computerworld

Containers on the desktop? You bet — on Windows 10X  Computerworld

Linux Computer Market Evolving Technology and Growth Outlook – Dell, System76, Purism, Slimbook, TUXEDO Computers, Vikings, Ubuntushop.be, Minifree  Best Research Reports

1. Android: Most Vulnerable OS Of 2019; Followed By Linux & Windows 10  Fossbytes
2. Debian Linux Was the Most Vulnerable Operating System in the Last 20 Years  Softpedia News
3. Analysis shows over the last decade Windows 10 had fewer vulnerabilities than Linux, Mac OS X and Android - MSPoweruser  MSPoweruser
4. Report: Windows had fewer vulnerabilities than Debian Linux  WindowsLatest
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Android: Most Vulnerable OS Of 2019; Followed By Linux & Windows 10  Fossbytes

Have you ever encountered the warning/error “Failed to set locale, defaulting to C.UTF-8” in CentOS 8 or RHEL 8? If yes, then this article describes how to fix this error. Note that this article...

Linux Kernel 5.7 To Include The New exFAT File-system Driver Code  Fossbytes