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Easily Install Binaries in Linux Terminal With This Tool  It's FOSS

How to Host Multiple Websites on Linux with Apache  TechRepublic

openSUSE Empowers Linux Developers With Intel NPU Access  Open Source For You

Mitsubishi Electric Expands Global Open Source Impact With Linux Foundation Gold Membership  Open Source For You

Linux-Powered Smartphones  Trend Hunter

Released today is a new version of Iced, the popular cross-platform GUI library for the Rust programming language. Iced is notably used by the COSMIC desktop environment and a growing variety of different Rust apps...

Linux Foundation Welcomes Mitsubishi Electric as Gold Member During Open Source Summit Japan  Financial Times

As IT leaders and business executives, we're looking beyond the current year to make strategic plans and prepare our organizations for what's next. While AI is, without a doubt, the focus for everyone going into 2026, it's equally important to ensure the underlying technology platforms support your AI adoption strategy and your investment decisions for the future. The choices we make now regarding our technology platforms will directly impact our agility, efficiency, and ability to innovate in the years to come. We're thrilled to see a recent IDC analyst study not only validate but also offer

In many open source communities, there’s a fair amount of skepticism around the use of generative AI (gen AI) tools for contribution and development. There are valid reasons for concern. Our goal in this article, and in Red Hat's own practice, is to address those concerns directly and not dismiss them. Our answers aren't just advice for others—they enable our own engineers, most of whom are open source contributors as well. We'll share with you the guidelines we've established for Red Hat engineers, based on our use of open source principles in practice. But first, we'd like to put the cu

Linux Foundation Welcomes Mitsubishi Electric as Gold Member During Open Source Summit Japan  PR Newswire

Linux Foundation Research Releases New Report: "The State of Open Source Japan 2025: Accelerating Business Value through Strategic Open Source Engagement"  PR Newswire

9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: December 7th, 2025  9to5Linux

This self-hosted Linux app cut my subscription costs by $300  How-To Geek

Stop using Ubuntu—here's why you need to switch to an immutable distro instead  How-To Geek

These amazing Windows apps actually started on Linux , and they’re all free  How-To Geek

Merged to the mainline Linux kernel last year was GPIB drivers in the kernel's "staging" area. GPIB is the General Purpose Interface Bus launched by HP back in 1972 for lab equipment and more. After a year of cleaning up the code in the kernel's staging area, for Linux 6.19 the GPIB drivers have been promoted out of the staging area and into the Linux kernel proper. The Linux kernel now has stable driver support for this 8 Mbyte/s parallel bus that was introduced 53 years ago...

Linux GPIB Drivers Declared Stable - 53 Years After HP Introduced The Bus  Phoronix

One of the most exciting merges this weekend to the Linux 6.19 kernel is establishing the infrastructure for supporting PCI Express link encryption and device authentication. Multiple vendors are working on PCIe link encryption for their hardware while this initial pull begins laying the foundation of AMD SEV-TIO Trusted I/O support for the mainline kernel...

6 retro Unix platforms that shaped the Linux we know today  How-To Geek

Tiny Core Linux 16.2 still fits a proper Linux desktop into a 23MB download — but it has grown 1MB since the last time we looked at it  Tom's Hardware