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Opera GX now available on Linux "after community demand" with built-in ad blocker and VPN  PC Guide

Opera GX Gaming Browser Lands on Linux After Community Demand  TechPowerUp

Opera GX is now available for Linux  GamingOnLinux

It's been a while since most of you probably thought about the Opera web browser, but these days they have been catering their "Opera GX" web browser to gamers. Today they have finally delivered this Opera GX gaming-focused browser for Linux users...

Opera GX Web Browser Released For Linux  Phoronix

The fourth iteration of patches implementing Virtual Swap Space for Linux were sent out on Wednesday. This stems from ideas going back years for an abstraction to better separate a swap entry from its physical backing storage...

Drew Fustini sent out DeviceTree patches this past weekend for enabling the HDMI display controller on the T-Head TH1520 RISC-V SoC. Additionally, there's a patch for lighting up the HDMI display support on the LicheePi 4A RISC-V board...

Linux 7.1 Should See Working HDMI Support For The Lichee Pi 4A RISC-V Board  Phoronix

With Ubuntu 26.04 LTS quickly approaching release next week, Canonical is beginning more of their road-mapping for Ubuntu 26.10 and beyond. To help in plotting future work, Canonical is interested in feedback for features or improvements that developers/users would like to see around their Mir project...

The nostalgic helicopter shooter Cleared Hot gets Linux support with a performance update  GamingOnLinux

Opera GX finally arrives on Linux as its director says it "felt like a natural next step"  XDA

GParted Live 1.8.1 Released With Linux Kernel 6.19  Linuxiac

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AI Companies Put $12.5M Into Open Source Security to Fix a Problem Their Tools Helped Create  It's FOSS

GLF OS Impresses Gamers and Creators With Pro Features  findarticles.com

I see why this Linux distro is the dream pick for gamers and content creators  ZDNET

GNOME 50 is Now Available  Thurrott.com

X11 on GNOME is finally dead as its newest version goes all in on Wayland  XDA

Your Linux OS has a Chaos Engine - and Nobody Told You  HackerNoon

As Red Hat OpenShift clusters scale to support hundreds of microservices, the sheer volume of telemetry data can become overwhelming. Platform architects often face a difficult paradox: Maintain visibility required for security and compliance while also managing rising storage costs and "noise" associated with high-volume infrastructure logs. In this article, I explore how to leverage the ClusterLogForwarder (CLF) API and Loki filters in Red Hat OpenShift to move from a "collect everything" model to a route-by-value strategy.Infrastructure metadata and application insightIn a standard OpenShif