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1. Linux kernel will no longer use terms 'blacklist' and 'slave'  The Next Web
2. Linux kernel to strip out racially insensitive terms  IT PRO
3. Linux 5.8-rc5 Released As A Big Kernel For This Late In The Cycle  Phoronix
4. Torvalds signs off on banning a blacklist of racist words  Fudzilla
5. Techies, you may no longer be allowed to use ‘blacklist/whitelist’, ‘master/slave’ while coding  Gadgets Now
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Linux kernel will no longer use terms 'blacklist' and 'slave'  The Next Web

Linux Software Market 2020 Forecast to 2026 (Based on 2020 COVID-19 Worldwide Spread), Key Players – Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Oracle, Twitter, etc.  3rd Watch News

MS Office Alternative Software for Linux Market Size By Product Analysis, Application, End-Users, Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies And Forecast Up To 2026  3rd Watch News

Linux 5.8-rc5 Released As A Big Kernel For This Late In The Cycle  Phoronix

Linus Torvalds just released Linux 5.8-rc5 and he is not particularly enthusiastic about its size with this being the largest RC5 release candidate of any of the Linux 5.x series...

Linux 5.8-rc5 Released As A Big Kernel For This Late In The Cycle  Phoronix

IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR ALL "PUPPY" LINUX USERS : the end of an era.... - Linux & Unix  BleepingComputer

IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR ALL "PUPPY" LINUX USERS.....and the end of an era. - Linux & Unix  BleepingComputer

Hi-Tech : LinuxFx, for those who want to jump from Windows to Linux  Explica

Global Service Software Market 2020 – Impact of COVID-19, Future Growth Analysis and Challenges | Google, Twitter, Facebook, Amazon, IBM  Bandera County Courier

How To Download Ubuntu, Fedora, And Other Linux Distros Via BitTorrent?  Fossbytes

Intel's open-source compiler engineers have been quite timely in getting the Advanced Matrix Extensions (AMX) support out in the relevant components since Intel formally outlined AMX in last month's programming reference manual...

Recently there have been a lot of open-source Linux patches flowing concerning Intel's bring-up of their DG1 discrete graphics card for developers. That work continued this week with the latest patches in wiring up LMEM support...

Intel DG1 Graphics Card Bring-Up On Linux Continues - Latest Bits For Local Memory  Phoronix

Intel DG1 Graphics Card Bring-Up On Linux Continues - Latest Bits For Local Memory  Phoronix

At this week's Fedora Engineering and Steering Committee (FESCo) meeting, more features were approved for the Fedora 33 release due out this fall...

Fedora Approves Of Making Nano The Default Terminal Text Editor, Other Features Accepted  Phoronix

Microsoft wants to kill off Linux malware for good  TechRadar

Microsoft wants to kill off Linux malware for good  TechRadar