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Chrome 80 Beta Brings SVG Favicons, Further FTP Support Deprecation
Following last week's release of Chrome 79, the Chrome 80 web browser has been promoted to beta,..
2020 technology must haves, a guide to Kubernetes etcd, and more industry trends
As part of my role as a senior product marketing manager at an enterprise software company with an open source development model, I publish a regular update about open source community, market, and industry trends for product marketers, managers, and other influencers. Here are five of my and their favorite articles from that update.
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Proton 4.11-11 Released With DXVK 1.5, Few Game Fixes
Just in time for those taking advantage of Valve's annual Steam Winter Sale, a new release of the Wine-based Proton software is now available that powers Steam Play for running Windows games generally very well on Linux...
Cloud computing training startup acquires Linux Academy - Dallas Business Journal
Cloud computing training startup acquires Linux Academy Dallas Business Journal
Alpine Linux 3.11 Introduces KDE/GNOME Desktop Support, Raspberry Pi 4 Compatibility
Alpine Linux is a distribution that prides itself on being "small, simple and secure" with being a lightweight distribution built off Musl libc and Busybox and popular for use within containers. But with today's Alpine Linux 3.11 release they are seemingly pursuing desktop Linux support...
Osquery vs. OSSEC: Which Is Best for Linux Security in 2020? - Security Boulevard
Osquery vs. OSSEC: Which Is Best for Linux Security in 2020? Security Boulevard
Mesa 20.0's RADV + ACO Vulkan Driver Now Consistently Beating AMD's AMDVLK Linux Driver
The Mesa RADV Vulkan driver paired with the Valve-funded ACO compiler back-end is yielding an incredibly power competitor to AMD's own AMDVLK Vulkan driver that is derived from the source-code of their shared Windows Vulkan driver code-base. Here are some year-end benchmarks looking at the RADV vs. RADV ACO vs. AMDVLK Vulkan driver Linux gaming performance on Ubuntu with several generations of Radeon graphics hardware.
NVIDIA's Open-Source PhysX SDK Nearing 5.0 Release
NVIDIA's PhysX SDK physics implementation, which NVIDIA has been providing open-source code drops on, will soon see a 5.0 release...
Life Is Strange 2 Released For Linux With Vulkan Rendering
As expected, Feral Interactive this morning released the complete season of Life Is Strange 2 for Linux and macoS...
Rav1e 0.2 Rust AV1 Encoder Released With 40~70% Improvements Over Previous Release
Compared to the inaugural Rav1e 0.1 release just over one month ago, Rav1e 0.2 was released on Wednesday with 40~70% better performance depending upon the encode settings...