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CompuLab Launching The Tensor-PC As A New IIOT Solution  Phoronix

The Linux-friendly folks at CompuLab are preparing to ship the Tensor-PC as their newest creation following their big successes with the likes of the Airtop 3 fan-less PC and incredibly small yet featureful Fitlet...

Back in March we reported how AMD developers were looking at GNU C Library platform optimizations for Zen and in part could be leveraging some of the capabilities currently employed by Intel for Haswell and newer. It's looking like some solid progress is being made in that direction...

AMD Working With GNU Developers To Provide More Robust Runtime Detection For Better Performance  Phoronix

Open-source Inkscape 1.0 released for Linux, Windows, and macOS — after 16 years!  BetaNews

28 antivirus programs are vulnurable to hacker hijacking. How to fix it.  Komando

When it comes to Intel's high performance Scalable Video Technology (SVT) video encoders, SVT-AV1 is the most well known for its great speed and usage by Netflix and others. But Intel SVT also consists of VP9 and HEVC/H.265 encoders too and today brought the debut of SVT-VP9 0.2...

can I use Linux of any form on a laptop that needs reprogramming? - Linux & Unix  BleepingComputer

GNOME 3.36.2 is now available as the latest stable GNOME desktop environment update...

Nvidia makes Linux push with Cumulus Networks deal  TechRadar

Nvidia makes Linux push with Cumulus Networks deal  TechRadar

Nvidia makes Linux push with Cumulus Networks deal  TechRadar

How to install the Vivaldi browser on your Chromebook  Chrome Unboxed

Inkscape 1.0 is finally here! This open-source vector graphics editor that has been around for nearly two years has finally reached 1.0 status...

Linux Software Market To Witness Massive Growth By 2025 | Oracle,  openPR

5G Infrastructure Requirements: Supporting Ultra-Low, Deterministic latency  WIND

The first beta of Krita 4.3 is now available for this advanced open-source digital painting software package. Krita 4.3 has been baking for about one year so there is a lot in store...

The GNOME Shell has long provided the ability for easily launching applications on alternative GPUs namely for multi-GPU/Optimus-type setups especially with the increasing number of laptops having both integrated and discrete graphics. GNOME is now introducing an addition to .desktop files so applications can specify if they should run on the dedicated GPU if available...

OpenRazer, one of the leading open-source/Linux solutions for configuring Razer peripherals on Linux, is out with a big update...

OpenRazer 2.8 Brings Broader Razer Device Support On Linux  Phoronix