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A Look At Not An Android Emulator  Hackaday

Need Linux help? My favorite forums, groups, and mailing lists when I need support  ZDNET

Mozilla Cuts 32-Bit Linux Support, Signalling Open Source Move to 64-Bit  Open Source For You

Commodore OS 3.0 Retro Linux Gaming Distro : Brings Retro Computing to Life  Geeky Gadgets

The importance of VPNs for Linux users: A 2025 perspective  The Jerusalem Post

6 sudo tricks every Linux user needs to know - plus 1 just for fun  ZDNET

I Discovered the Wonderful Compose Key After 15 Years of Using Linux  It's FOSS

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Want to play Windows games on your Linux system but not sure where to begin? Heard that some Linux distros

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SpecFive Strike Handheld Linux Workstation with LoRa Mesh  linuxgizmos.com

Arm this evening lifted the lid on Lumex, their new compute subsystem platform that is purpose-built around AI for next-gen PCs and smartphones...

Buy USB RS-232 To DB25 Serial Adapter Cable For Fanuc CNC DNCLINK Configuration Copy Setting Compatible Wiith Windows Linux Mac Os Ftdi Chip Inside  michiganreview.com

Back in May was the announcement by Canonical's kernel team that they were planning to ship Linux 6.17 in Ubuntu 25.10 as what will be the latest upstream kernel version when that Ubuntu release ships in October. But due to the timing of the Linux 6.17 release around late September and the Ubuntu 25.10 kernel freeze around the same time, it's led to some confusion with committing to a Linux 6.17-rc or potentially some suggesting Ubuntu 25.10 would ship with a Linux 6.16 kernel and then ship v6.17 as a stable release update. Well, the situation is more clear with Linux 6.17 having been merged now as the default kernel of Ubuntu 25.10...

Linux 6.17 Successfully Lands In Ubuntu 25.10  Phoronix

To CIOs and CISOs overseeing critical production systems, AI can seem chaotic: It’s a dynamic, constantly evolving ecosystem, where current certifications and standards may not apply the same way, if at all. But AI can’t be ignored - properly implementing and integrating an AI strategy can be a massive boon to the enterprise, but the key word is “properly.” Red Hat has always been committed to having our platforms conform to the certification and standards requirements of enterprise IT across industries. AI is no different, so we’re pleased to announce that Red Hat OpenShift AI has s

Steam Client Adds Advanced Options to the In-Game Overlay for AMD & NVIDIA GPUs  9to5Linux

It was just a few days ago that Rust Coreutils 0.2 released with "massive" performance gains and production-ready Ubuntu support. Rust Coreutils 0.2.2 is out today and is delivering a few more enhancements -- most excitingly is a faster base64 command that can now outperform the GNU Coreutils version...

5 operating systems I love testing in a VM, but would never install on my PC  xda-developers.com

FEX 2509 is out today as the latest monthly update to this open-source emulator allowing unmodified x86/x86_64 games and applications to run in ARM64 Linux environments...

Hackabone Project Offers BeagleBone-Based Embedded Linux Training with Emulated Framework  linuxgizmos.com

One of the AMD software initiatives we have been most excited about in recent times has been openSIL. AMD openSIL is working toward open-source CPU silicon initialization that will jive better with the likes of Coreboot and ultimately replace their existing AGESA implementation. AMD openSIL is expected to span AMD's wide gamut of processors from client/embedded through server offerings. It's still looking to be on track for production readiness in 2026...