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New Patches To Get More Qualcomm Lenovo Devices Supported By The Mainline Linux Kernel  Phoronix

Linux 6.10 stable should be released later today. It's been a fairly calm week in the kernel world and thus Linus Torvalds will most likely opt for tagging v6.10 as opposed to doing a v6.10-rc8 extra release candidate. So with Linux 6.10 likely upon us, here's a reminder about some of the most interesting changes in this new kernel release...

The Most Interesting Linux 6.10 Features From MSEAL To Intel Xe2 Preparations  Phoronix

Linux: Understand sudo to Rule Your Server  The New Stack

Linux 6.10 Released With New Panthor Graphics Driver, Radeon Display Support On RISC-V  Phoronix

Linux Kernel 6.10 Officially Released, This Is What’s New  9to5Linux

Google makes Linux more secure  BetaNews

RPG Maker MV / MZ for Linux tool now supports TyranoBuilder, RPG Maker XP / VX / VX Ace  GamingOnLinux

OBS Studio 30.2 is out now with native NVENC encode for Linux, shared texture support  GamingOnLinux

GNOME 47 Linux desktop environment achieves Alpha status  BetaNews

I tried running Photoshop 2024 on Linux  GIGAZINE（ギガジン）

The alpha release of GNOME 47 is now available for testing and comes with a number of shiny new features for this big open-source desktop update due out in September...

A patch posted for the Intel i915 kernel graphics driver finally allows for fan speed reporting with Arc Graphics and other Intel discrete graphics cards under Linux...

Patch Posted For Finally Reporting Intel Graphics Card Fan Speeds Under Linux  Phoronix

Linux: Synchronize Local and Remote Directories With Rsync  The New Stack

Last week it was noted AMD would be squeezing in more patches for "new IPs" to "get them tied off" with the upcoming Linux 6.11 cycle. This is principally about RDNA4 support and sure enough on Friday more patches were submitted to DRM-Next...

The I2C host changes are ready for the upcoming Linux 6.11 merge window...

Pingora started out as an in-house replacement to Cloudflare's Nginx usage that was written in Rust and eventually open-sourced earlier this year. Pingora has evolved into a Rust framework for building fast and reliable networked systems. Ending out the week is the release of Pingora 0.3 as the latest step forward for this Rust code that is widely used within the confines of Cloudflare...

Git 2.46-rc0 was published on Friday as the first tagged development release on the trek toward Git 2.46...

This Week in GNOME is out with their latest issue to highlight all of the interesting work that has taken place over the past seven days in the GNOME camp...