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The latest EndeavorOS release just solved one of my biggest frustrations with Arch Linux  ZDNET

Opera GX, the Gaming Web Browser, is Coming to Linux  OMG! Ubuntu

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The modern era of AI training, particularly for large models, faces simultaneous demands for computational scale and strict data privacy. Traditional machine learning (ML) requires centralizing the training data, resulting in significant hurdles and effort concerning data privacy, security, and data efficiency/volume.This challenge is magnified across heterogeneous global infrastructure in multicloud, hybrid cloud, and edge environments, so organizations must train models using the existing distributed datasets while protecting data privacy. Federated learning (FL) addresses this challenge by

EndeavourOS 2026.01.12 "Ganymede Neo" is out as the first update of the year to this Arch Linux based distribution...

EndeavourOS 2026.01.12 Released With Linux 6.18 LTS Kernel, NVIDIA Open Modules  Phoronix

I boosted my old laptop’s battery life by switching to this power-efficient Linux distro  MakeUseOf

Opera GX is finally making its to way to Linux  Neowin

Why 2026 might bring more Linux desktops to the enterprise  TechTarget

Indomitus Group Launches indiPDF, a Professional PDF Editor for Linux  GlobeNewswire

EndeavourOS Ganymede Neo Is Out with Linux Kernel 6.18 LTS and KDE Plasma 6.5.4  9to5Linux

Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 8: A High-End, Intel + NVIDIA Mobile Workstation Great For Linux Use Review  Phoronix

For those shopping for an AI-ready mobile workstation with NVIDIA RTX PRO Blackwell graphics, the Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 8 offers a lot of potential for developers, AI researchers, content creators, and others. This Linux-friendly mobile workstation is well built and aligns with ThinkPad P-Series expectations while being ready to be tasked with demanding workloads.

GOG Owner Blasts Windows 11, Eyes Linux Pivot in 2026 for Gamers  WebProNews

GNOME 3.16 is here -- the best Linux desktop environment gets better  BetaNews

Immutable Linux desktops finally cured my upgrade anxiety  XDA

You Can Now Run Debian GNU/Linux on the OpenWrt One Open-Source Router  9to5Linux

The upcoming Linux 6.20~7.0 kernel cycle will provide expanded GPU temperature reporting capabilities for Intel graphics cards. Additional temperature sensors will now be exposed under Linux with the Intel Xe driver using the hardware monitoring (HWMON) interface for easy consumption by different Linux user-space software...

Linux 7.0 To Expand Temperature Reporting For Intel Graphics Cards  Phoronix

A significant update to Burn was released today, the MIT and Apache 2.0 licensed tensor library and deep learning framework written in the Rust programming language. Burn 0.20 brings some low-level changes as it continues to strive to deliver high performance AI across the diverse hardware ecosystem...