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Alongside announcing the new Intel Core Ultra Series 3 Panther Lake parts with vPro for commercial PCs and the Xeon 600 workstation processors, Intel finally announced their professional "big Battlemage" BMG-G31 graphics card with the Arc Pro B70 as well as the Arc Pro B65...

CIQ and AMD collaborate on Rocky Linux for AI, HPC  Engineering.com

Oracle Releases Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel 8.2 Based on Linux 6.12 LTS  Linuxiac

These 5 Linux desktop environments solve problems GNOME won't  Yahoo Tech

I used every major Linux desktop—these 5 are better than GNOME  How-To Geek

I forced myself to use Linux without the terminal for a week  MakeUseOf

The Most Secure, Modern Computer Might Be A Mac  Hackaday

FreeCAD 1.1 Brings Many Improvements For Open-Source CAD  Phoronix

FreeCAD 1.1 is out today as the newest feature release for this leading open-source CAD application...

Garuda Linux Draws a Line on Age Verification as Arch Stays Keeps Mum  It's FOSS

Designing Industrial IoT Systems Under the Cyber Resilience Act  embedded.com

Kali Linux 2026.1 released with 8 new tools, new BackTrack mode  BleepingComputer

FreeCAD 1.1 Released with Improved Wayland Support, New Tools, and More  9to5Linux

Nvidia, hyperscaler-backed open standard for AI inference torch passed to Linux Foundation  SDxCentral

4 Linux hardware devices I’m looking forward to in 2026  How-To Geek

Kali Linux 2026.1 delivers several new tools and a classic desktop theme  Notebookcheck

Earlier this month with the release of the Lemonade SDK 10.0 and FastFlowLM 0.9.35, using AMD Ryzen AI NPUs for running LLMs on Linux finally became feasible. AMD XDNA 2 NPUs can now run on Linux well for LLM workloads! Released on Tuesday was Lemonade 10.0.1 with a few improvements for the setup process of this local LLM open-source solution on Linux...

Lemonade 10.0.1 Improves Setup Process For Using AMD Ryzen AI NPUs On Linux  Phoronix

Ubuntu developers at Canonical are looking to strip the signed GRUB bootloader features to the bare minimum for the Ubuntu 26.10 release later this year. Dropping support for XFS, ZFS, Btrfs, LVM, md-raid (except RAID1), LUKS-encrypted disks, and other features is being looked at in the name of security...

Linux would be nothing without these 6 open-source apps  Yahoo Tech