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Linux Mint 22 Officially Released, This is What’s New  OMG! Ubuntu!

Fujifilm Announces Linux SDK, Helping Drone Makers Use GFX100 Cameras  PetaPixel

Fujifilm Announces Linux SDK, Helping Drone Makers Use GFX100 Cameras  PetaPixel

Linux Mint 22 was formally released today as the newest major release of this desktop-focused Linux distribution built atop the Ubuntu 24.04 LTS package base while featuring its in-house Cinnamon desktop environment and other software apps...

Linux Mint 22 Released - Built Atop Ubuntu 24.04 With Latest Cinnamon Desktop  Phoronix

Linux Mint 22 Released - Built Atop Ubuntu 24.04 With Latest Cinnamon Desktop  Phoronix

Linux Mint 22 is Here!  It's FOSS News

Linux Mint 22 is Here!  It's FOSS News

Windows gets Linux’s sudo superpower: Here’s how to turn it on  PCWorld

Windows gets Linux’s sudo superpower: Here’s how to turn it on  PCWorld

Linux Mint 22 Released: A Look At The Distro And Its Future  WebProNews

Linux Mint 22 Released: A Look At The Distro And Its Future  WebProNews

Say goodbye to Microsoft Windows 11 and hello to Ubuntu-based Linux Mint 22  BetaNews

1. Say goodbye to Microsoft Windows 11 and hello to Ubuntu-based Linux Mint 22  BetaNews
2. I've tried a zillion desktop distros - it doesn't get any better than Linux Mint 22  ZDNet
3. Linux Mint 22 Officially Released, This is What’s New  OMG! Ubuntu!

While the hope remains that GPU resets are a very infrequent task, AMD Linux driver engineers have recently been working on the ability to support a per-queue GC reset capability for more precise reset capabilities when needed...

AMD Working On More Precise GPU Reset Capabilities For Their Linux Driver  Phoronix

AMD Working On More Precise GPU Reset Capabilities For Their Linux Driver  Phoronix

When it comes to virtualization with the Linux 6.11 kernel, in addition to the latest AMD SEV-SNP code making it upstream, for those making use of VMware virtualization products their initial "VMware Hypercall" API has been merged...

Chainguard Images Now Come With JCK Certified Java  iProgrammer

Amazon's Graviton4 server processor that recently went into GA in the AWS cloud is easily the most competitive AArch64 server processor we've seen to date and proving capable of being able to compete with Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC processors across various workloads. Since Graviton4 went GA on AWS earlier this month I've looked at the Graviton4 comparison to other instances at 64 vCPUs and also comparing the Graviton4 96-core metal performance to various Intel, Ampere, and AMD processors. Given the interest in those Graviton4 benchmarks, today's article is another look at Graviton4 looking at the metal performance compared to prior generation Graviton3, Graviton2, and Graviton1 instances for showing just how far Amazon's Graviton processor performance has evolved.