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How to Install Zoom on Linux  Yahoo! Voices

How to Install Zoom on Linux  Review Geek

How to Install Zoom on Linux  How-To Geek

As I wrote about last week within the Supermicro H13SSL-N EPYC Turin motherboard review, one of the factors leading me to purchasing that EPYC 9005 series motherboard was that this board offered support for full 12 channel DDR5-6000 memory performance compared to some of the other lower-cost Socket SP5 motherboards offering just 8 memory channels. For those wanting to quantify the performance difference between eight and twelve memory channels with AMD EPYC 9005 "Turin" processors, here are some benchmarks for showing the workloads that can really benefit from all 12 memory channels and other workloads where eight memory channels can be largely sufficient if looking to minimize costs.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.5 Arrives With Enhanced AI Support and Automation  The New Stack

Following the initial Raspberry Pi 5 upstream support in Linux 6.12 providing basic support, an exciting Raspberry Pi addition with the in-development Linux 6.13 kernel is introducing a Raspberry Pi Camera Front-End "CFE" driver...

Raspberry Pi Camera Front End "CFE" Video Capture With Linux 6.13  Phoronix

The in-development Linux 6.13 kernel is bringing a lot of exciting improvements for AMD Linux customers...

Many AMD CPU Feature Additions Land In Linux 6.13  Phoronix

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl review - works on Linux Desktop with Proton but poorly on Steam Deck  GamingOnLinux

Intel's open-source software developers released today OpenVINO 2024.5 as the newest major feature release for this cross-platform AI toolkit...

Oracle Linux 9 Update 5 brings security updates, OpenJDK 17, .NET 9.0  Help Net Security

Game-breaking invisible smoke bug has been on Linux since CS2 launch, still isn't fixed  Escorenews.com

Linux Variant of Helldown Ransomware Targets VMware ESX Servers  HackRead

Blender 4.3 Release Delivers Ray Tracing Support For Linux Along with UI Upgrades  It's FOSS News

The crypto subsystem updates were merged yesterday for the in-development Linux 6.13 kernel. Among other crypto improvements are new optimizations for some algorithms when running on Intel and AMD x86_64 processors...

Faster CRC32C & AEGIS-128 Crypto Performance On Linux 6.13 With Intel/AMD CPUs  Phoronix

Merged last year for Linux 6.6 was multi-grain(ed) timestamps to address the current coarse-grained timestamps when updating creation time and modification time that a lot of I/O activity can happen in the once-per-jiffy timestamp. Just a few weeks in the Linux 6.6 kernel, multi-grain timestamps were removed due to bugs. The multigrain code went back to be reworked and now just over one year later the code has been re-merged into the mainline Linux kernel...

The HID subsystem updates have been submitted for the Linux 6.13 kernel cycle...

Corsair Void Headset & Kysona M600 Lightweight Gaming Mouse Support In Linux 6.13  Phoronix