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Dell Uses Intel Wildcat Lake To Deliver Their Cheapest XPS 13 Ever  Phoronix

Dell is using Computex to announce their new XPS 13 that comes at their lowest price ever of $599 USD for students and $699 for everyone else. The new Dell XPS 13 aims to compete directly with the Apple MacBook Neo while leveraging the new Intel Wildcat Lake processors as cut-down from Panther Lake...

9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: May 31st, 2026  9to5Linux

Modern enterprise networks demand speed, consistency, and absolute resilience. Relying on manual, time-consuming network management tasks is no longer a viable strategy for organizations seeking true operational efficiency. To overcome these bottlenecks, IT leaders are turning to Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform and Cisco Catalyst Center and the solution this partnership provides.By taking advantage of ready-to-use, Red Hat Ansible Certified Content, organizations can embrace NetOps-as-Code to manage network infrastructure as version-controlled, repeatable code, scaling modern network opera

AMD Announces Radeon RX 9070 GRE, Ryzen AI Max PRO 400 Series  Phoronix

AMD is kicking off the busy Computex 2026 week with some new product announcements. The embargo is now up so meet the Radeon RX 9070 GRE and other new wares coming out this summer and later in the year from AMD.

The Linux 7.1-rc6 kernel is now available for closing out the month of May and approaching the Linux 7.1 stable release that should be out by mid-June...

Linux 7.1-rc6 Released Following Another "Larger-Than-I'd-Wish-For Size" Week  Phoronix

KDE Linux drops AUR from its build pipeline over security and reliability concerns  XDA

Linuxiac Weekly Wrap-Up: Week 22, 2026 (May 25 – 31)  Linuxiac

Audacious 4.6 Media Player Released with File Browser Plugin, Many Improvements  9to5Linux

Linux desktops finally learned restraint, and that's the upgrade Windows still hasn't made  XDA

Acer Reveals Nitro Blaze Link, a Linux Handheld Made for Game Streaming  eTeknix

AMD Zen 6 Linux Update Points to a Much Larger CPU Lineup  eTeknix

KDE Linux Drops Zen Kernel and Removes AUR Usage in Security Push  Linuxiac

With the end of the month comes a new KDE Linux status report from prominent KDE developer Nate Graham...

KDE Linux Prunes Its Insecure & Unused Software  Phoronix

Your Linux system is secretly using your hard drive as RAM, and that's a good thing  How-To Geek

I add KDE's best feature to every Linux GNOME system—here's why  How-To Geek

Fedora isn't the best cutting-edge Linux distro anymore  Yahoo Tech