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Linux 6.19 To Enable Networking For The EIC7700 SoC Powering The SiFive Premier P550  Phoronix

In an increasingly complex technology landscape, digital sovereignty has moved from a theoretical concept to an urgent strategic imperative for European organizations and governments. Recent global events—from supply chain disruptions to geopolitical conflicts—have underscored the critical need for greater control over their technology. Digital sovereignty is a strategic effort for organizations to build greater resilience, choice and confidence into IT environments. This isn’t a move towards isolation, with true sovereignty requiring more than just local data centers. Businesses are re-

Open Source Hack Lets The Razer Nari Headset Work With Linux  Hackaday

Open Source Hack Lets The Razer Nari Headset Work With Linux  Hackaday

It's been nearly a decade since Red Hat notably deprecated Btrfs back in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.8 after it being a tech preview in earlier versions of RHEL. While upstream Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 remains on XFS and supporting the likes of Stratis Storage with LVM, AlmaLinux today announced that their AlmaLinux 10.1 release will support Btrfs...

AlmaLinux 10.1 Will Support The Btrfs File-System  Phoronix

Immutable Images for Oracle Linux with OSTree  Oracle Blogs

Valkey as the popular, Linux Foundation backed fork of the Redis key-value database is out today with its big v9.0 release...

Five free Linux distros for speed on new PCs  findarticles.com

Windows 10 End Of Support Is Your Chance To Finally Try Linux  findarticles.com

5 free Linux distros built for speed and power - and your new PC  ZDNET

Clonezilla Live 3.3.0-33 Adds Support for Cloning MTD Block and eMMC Boot Devices  9to5Linux

Why the end of Windows 10 is great news for Linux - and your chance to switch  ZDNET

VirtualBox 7.2.4 Released with Initial Support for Linux Kernel 6.18  9to5Linux

Memorizing These 7 Linux Command-Line Options Will Turn You Into a Pro  How-To Geek

I tried Arch Linux as an ex-Windows fanboy  XDA

Following the recent Xe3P graphics enablement for Nova Lake as well as Nova Lake compiler target enablement and other early hardware enablement for Intel's Nova Lake processors, today has brought initial enablement for Nova Lake's NPU...

Google Pixel 10 Debuts GPU-Accelerated Linux Apps in Android Terminal  WebProNews

Five lightning-fast Linux distros for new and speedy PCs  findarticles.com

Last year following the launch of the Intel Xeon 6900P Granite Rapids processors I ran some benchmarks looking at the SNC3 vs. HEX clustering mode performance. With having an Intel Xeon 6980P server back up and running on a Giga Computing R284-A92-AAL server after my AvenueCity reference server failed nearly one year ago, I revisited the SNC3 vs. HEX clustering performance for those curious how it's looking on a modern software stack and with new/updated benchmarks.