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New Rust Abstractions Added In Linux 6.16 For More Core Areas  Phoronix

One day after Steam on Linux set a recent high with the Steam Survey, a new Steam client beta is out today to fix an excruciating annoyance affecting some Linux gamers...

Gaming on Linux isn't a joke: it just hit a record high on Steam, and it's not just SteamOS doing all the legwork  XDA

Intel's Linux graphics driver engineers continue working on enabling support for the Xe3 integrated graphics premiering with next-gen Core Ultra "Panther Lake" SoCs. Today a number of additional PCI device IDs have been merged to the Mesa 25.2 code to reflect the growing family...

More Intel Panther Lake Graphics Device IDs Added To Open-Source Linux Driver  Phoronix

Linux Share on Steam Reaches Highest in Years in May 2025  extremetech.com

Kexec HandOver "KHO" was merged for the in-development Linux 6.16 kernel as part of all the memory management "MM" changes. Kexec HandOver is providing the basis for some nifty low-level features moving forward...

Linux Foundation Wins Not-For-Profit and Education Team of the Year at 2025 World Trademark Review Industry Awards  Yahoo Finance

Linux Foundation Wins Not-For-Profit and Education Team of the Year at 2025 World Trademark Review Industry Awards  PR Newswire

Linux Foundation Wins Not-For-Profit and Education Team of the Year at 2025 World Trademark Review Industry Awards  The Victoria Advocate

Linux Foundation Wins Not-For-Profit and Education Team of the Year at 2025 World Trademark Review Industry Awards  Morningstar

Liberux NEXX Linux phone with RK3588S and 32GB RAM hits Indiegogo  Liliputing

Linux Crash Reporting Flaws (CVE-2025-5054, 4598) Expose Password Hashes  Hackread

The best Linux VPNs of 2025: Expert tested and reviewed  ZDNET

How Red Hat just quietly, radically transformed enterprise server Linux  ZDNET

Critical Linux Flaws Expose Passwords on Major Systems  WebProNews

This Is My Favorite Video Editing App for Linux  How-To Geek

'End of 10' Is Helping People Move From Windows 10 to Desktop Linux  How-To Geek

Researchers from the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have announced TPDE as a fast and adaptable compiler back-end framework. The code is now open-source and they are talking up some very wild compile time improvements... Compiling code for x86_64 and AArch64 with TPDE can be ten to twenty times faster than using the LLVM Clang compiler...

I finally found a visually-pleasing Linux distro that doesn't skimp on performance  ZDNET