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Stop! These 4 Linux distros are not as safe as you think for beginners  How-To Geek

3 lessons I learned after replacing my Windows PC with a Linux laptop  How-To Geek

AMD open-sourced the ROCprof Trace Decoder "rocprof-trace-decoder", a tool useful for developers targeting the AMD GPU compute stack...

A Linux driver has been published for the ARCTIC Fan Controller to be able to read fan speeds under Linux as well as setting the PWM fan speed for each of the ten fans supported by this controller. Making this driver all the more exciting is that ARCTIC Cooling is directly working on this driver rather than just being a community/third-party creation. Furthermore, ARCTIC Cooling is working on getting this driver to the upstream Linux kernel...

ARCTIC Cooling Publishes ARCTIC Fan Controller Driver For Linux  Phoronix

KDE Plasma 6.6.2 Improves Support for High-Resolution Mice on Remote Desktops  9to5Linux

Building a Retro Linux Gaming Computer Part 51: It’s Not Easy Being Green  GamingOnLinux

Resident Evil Requiem benchmark shows Linux hits 145 FPS vs 129 FPS on Windows 11 with Frame Generation  Notebookcheck

Linux Foundation Hosts Production-Grade Open Source Stack For 5G And Early 6G  Open Source For You

Volunteer-Run Linux Projects Must Build Age-Tracking APIs Under New California Mandate  Open Source For You

Windows vs macOS vs Linux vs ChromeOS: Which Operating System Is Best for You in 2026?  Tech Times

Elektrobit demos automotive Linux at embedded world  Automotive World

Linux Machines Install A Full Linux OS On Your USB Drive: A Step-by-Step Guide Hacking Device  hotelier.com.py

Just now, OpenClaw topped the historical list of starred software on GitHub, surpassing Linux.  36 Kr

Jolla Returns With Linux Phone to Challenge iOS-Android Duopoly  The Tech Buzz

The ‘European’ Jolla Phone Is an Anti-Big-Tech Smartphone  WIRED

Ahead of the stable GIMP 3.2 release hopefully happening soon, GIMP 3.2 RC3 was released this evening for testing...

With our previous release of Red Hat OpenShift AI, we established a solid foundation for your enterprise AI infrastructure. Today, with the release of OpenShift AI 3.3, we are tackling the polarizing forces that often prevent AI projects from reaching production—the need for rigorous governance versus the demand for rapid developer access.OpenShift AI 3.3 introduces a suite of tools designed to manage a centralized hub of AI assets while optimizing for the multimodel, multiagent future.Centralized assets: The AI hubAs enterprises move beyond single-model use cases, discoverability becomes a

In the enterprise world, the AI hype has officially met the reality check. Organizations are no longer asking if AI can help; they are asking how fast it can deliver value without breaking the bank or the infrastructure.At Red Hat, we see a recurring pattern: the most successful AI pioneers aren't just building better models - they are building better environments to manage those models. From banking in Istanbul to government services in Spain, here is how Red Hat AI is turning weeks of waiting into minutes of doing.Use Case 1: Accelerating data science productivityThe innovation tax in AI is

As organizations modernize their IT environments, Windows workloads continue to play a critical role across business operations. At the same time, licensing complexity and operational overhead are driving teams to evaluate more flexible and cost-effective paths to the cloud.Today, we announce the general availability of Windows License Included for Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization on Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA), providing customers with a simpler way to run Windows virtual machines alongside Linux workloads and containerized applications on a fully managed hybrid application platfo