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6 Linux command line tricks everyone should know  xda-developers.com

Threat Actors Using CrossC2 Tool to Expand Cobalt Strike to Operate on Linux and macOS  CyberSecurityNews

Doom on Linux on Android just opened up a world of software potential  MSN

One month has passed since the Wine 10.12 release. While typically new Wine development releases are on a bi-weekly release cycle, summer holidays typically interfere for one release per year with the Wine project. Thankfully Wine 10.13 is out today to start the cycle anew...

Linux is about to lose a feature – over a personality clash  theregister.com

Why I Prefer WSL Over PowerShell for the Windows Command Line  How-To Geek

Sudo is hopefully just a start; I want these 5 Linux commands to come to Windows next  xda-developers.com

CrossC2 enables multi-platform Cobalt Strike attacks on Linux, macOS  SC Media

While the Raspberry Pi 5 is a great and popular Arm single board computer, some elements of getting the hardware support upstream have lagged behind just as was also the case with prior generations of the Raspberry Pi SBC. One of the enablement bits now inching its way toward the mainline kernel is Ethernet support on the Raspberry Pi 5...

Patches Posted For Raspberry Pi 5 Ethernet With The Upstream Linux Kernel  Phoronix

The Ubuntu Release Management Team is pursuing a new concept called "Dangerous" Desktop Images that will ship leading-edge Snaps atop the latest Ubuntu daily development images...

3 Neat Linux Apps to Try This Weekend (Aug 15-17)  How-To Geek

This Open-Source App Unlocked RAW Photo Editing on My Chromebook  How-To Geek

What Is Omarchy Linux, and Why Is 37signals Moving to It?  The New Stack

Asmi Linux 13 Debian Edition debuts: Xfce desktop never looked so good  theregister.com

Debian 13 (Trixie) Released : Rock-Solid Linux Upgrade with Plenty of New Tricks  Geeky Gadgets

Intel FRED has been seeing Linux software enablement going on for the past three years. FRED is the Flexible Return Event Delivery that overhauls CPU transitions between privilege levels with a goal of lower ring transition latency and more robust software support. Unfortunately it has a late breaking incompatible change to the architecture and the Linux kernel is now being patched for it...

Intel FRED Suffers A Late "Incompatible Change" To The Architecture  Phoronix

Barring any issues from coming up in the near future, it looks like DM-PCACHE will be submitted for the Linux 6.18 cycle later in the year as a high throughput, low latency cache for DAX-capable persistent memory devices...

THE FINALS broken on Linux - again  GamingOnLinux