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Firefox 141 Release Brings Lower RAM Usage On Linux  Phoronix

GeForce Infinity is a new app for GeForce NOW on Linux  GamingOnLinux

Intel kills off Clear Linux in cost-cutting purge  Fudzilla.com

Steam Beta upgrades the in-game performance monitor for Linux  GamingOnLinux

Intel shuts down its high-performance "Clear Linux" distribution  OC3D

According to one source Linux hits over 6% desktop user share  GamingOnLinux

AI Retro Console with n8n, LLM and Linux  Hackster.io

I Made Kitty Terminal Even More Awesome by Using These 15 Customization Tips and Tweaks  It's FOSS

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9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: July 20th, 2025  9to5Linux

The seventh weekly release candidate of Linux 6.16 is now availablr for testing with the stable release debuting hopefully next Sunday otherwise the following week...

Linux 6.16-rc7 Released: "I Think We're In Good Shape"  Phoronix

5 reasons why BlueStar is the most beautiful Linux distro I have tried yet  xda-developers.com

Linux 6.16-rc7 Bringing Fix For Possible Bogus/Miscalculated Load Averages  Phoronix

Among the fixes merged today ahead of Linus Torvalds releasing the Linux 6.16-rc7 test kernel release is a lone patch on the "sched/urgent" side to fix possible bogus load average values. Reported system load averages within the kernel's scheduler code could potentially be off going back to May of 2021...

4 cool operating systems that have nothing to do with Windows, macOS, or Linux  xda-developers.com

Linux is the best thing to happen to PC gaming in years  xda-developers.com

NVIDIA announced this week that they are bringing their CUDA software to RISC-V processors...

Google engineer Eric Biggers who has been responsible for many great Linux cryptography subsystem performance optimizations in recent years has another exciting patch series. Biggers has done some great work for optimizing various functions for modern Intel/AMD CPUs especially around AVX-512 implementations and now he has another big optimization coming for the CRC32 checksum performance...

Linux Kernel Patches Speed-Up CRC32 Performance For CPUs With "Good" AVX-512  Phoronix