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The Spell Brigade is ending Native Linux support due to multiple issues  GamingOnLinux

NVIDIA driver 580.82.09 released for Linux - the latest recommended driver  GamingOnLinux

Intel Xe3 GPUs see up to 18% gains in Linux gaming with new Mesa patches, Cyberpunk and Borderlands 3 with issues  VideoCardz.com

PipeWire 1.4.8 is out today as the newest step forward for this increasingly critical Linux desktop component for managing audio and video streams...

Slimbook Refreshes Its Flagship Linux Laptop, Introduces Slimbook Manjaro III  9to5Linux

The GCC Rust compiler "gccrs" compiler developers have been keeping at it toward their goal of being able to compile the Linux kernel's Rust kernel crate and as part of that the Rust core library...

GCC Rust Compiler Continues Quest To Compile The Linux Kernel Crate  Phoronix

Within the nightly builds of the Firefox web browser is finally the ability to support playback of Matroska "MKV" content...

Thomas Zimmermann of SUSE sent out today what is anticipated to be the last drm-misc-next feature pull request for DRM-Next that is targeting the upcoming Linux 6.18 kernel cycle...

ZynorRAT Exploits Windows and Linux Systems to Gain Remote Access  gbhackers.com

PipeWire 1.4.8 Brings Low Latency to FireWire Devices Using the ALSA Drivers  9to5Linux

KDE Gear 25.08.1 Released with More Improvements for Your Favorite KDE Apps  9to5Linux

'Questing Quokka' enters UI freeze as Ubuntu 25.10 nears release  theregister.com

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As a Linux user, you may eventually run into a situation where your root partition (/) runs out of space,

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KDE Revives Custom Linux OS with Alpha Release at Akademy 2025  WebProNews

CIQ to Accelerate AI and HPC Workloads with NVIDIA CUDA  HPCwire

Mesa's Gallium3D video acceleration code has long supported both the VA-API and VDPAU interfaces for video acceleration. VA-API has enjoyed more widespread support among Linux applications and typically more robust while the Video Decode and Presentation API for Unix (VDPAU) was the interface originally started by NVIDIA for their official Linux driver. As of today, Mesa has now removed support for VDPAU acceleration...

Mesa Drops VDPAU Video Acceleration In Favor Of VA-API  Phoronix

DISA STIG for Amazon Linux 2023 is now available  Amazon Web Services

Don't switch to these 5 Linux distros when you finally leave Windows 10  MakeUseOf