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Building off the NVIDIA 595.45.04 Linux beta driver that brought DRI3 v1.2 support and new Vulkan capabilities, the NVIDIA 595.58.03 Linux driver released this morning as the first stable Linux driver build in the R595 release branch...

NVIDIA 595.58.03 Linux Driver Debuts As Stable R595 Build  Phoronix

NVIDIA 595.58 Linux Driver Released With Multiple Kernel Crash Fixes  Linuxiac

NVIDIA 595 Linux Graphics Driver Released as Latest Production Branch Version  9to5Linux

Proposed code for Blender's EEVEE engine can lead to both the OpenGL and Vulkan performance doubling in instancing-heavy scenes that are CPU bottlenecked...

CIQ and AMD Optimise Rocky Linux for AI and HPC Workloads -  Enterprise Times

Krita 6.0 debuted today as the Qt6 port of this digital painting program aligned with KDE/Qt development. Krita 6.0 also brings improved Wayland support while Krita 5.3 is being simultaneously released for running on the mature Qt5 toolkit...

Krita 6.0 Released With Qt6 Port & Better Wayland Support  Phoronix

Inside Pay2Key: Technical Analysis of a Linux Ransomware Variant  Morphisec

CIQ and AMD Collaborate to Deliver Optimized Enterprise AI and HPC Infrastructure  PR Newswire

Exton Linux’s light version will “enlighten” you  The New Stack

Krita 6.0 Digital Painting App Released with Wayland Color Management Support  9to5Linux

10 beginner-friendly Linux distros that aren’t Mint (and why you might prefer them)  How-To Geek

War Thunder Infantry gets a new trailer and test event  GamingOnLinux

Linux Foundation Launches $12.5M Grants to Boost Open Source Innovation  fundsforNGOs News

SUSE Webinar: Reclaim Your Linux Strategy  Technology Magazine

Linux 7.1 To Overcome Reporting Limitation For Multiple Batteries Per HID Device  Phoronix

Systemd-free antiX Linux 26: Debian 13, in bonsai form  theregister.com

A limitation affecting various gaming headsets, graphic tablets, wireless earbuds, multi-device receivers and more with Linux has been not being able to report multiple batteries per HID device. After patches were proposed last year for dealing with the increasingly common scenario these days of having multiple batteries per device, the upcoming Linux 7.1 kernel is set to address this limitation...

You've heard wrong: Pop!_OS isn't the best beginner Linux distro  How-To Geek