Open-source News

Dell and Red Hat collaborate to bring Linux AI workloads to PowerEdge servers  BetaNews

Following yesterday's initial tuning of the "znver5" target for the AMD Zen 5 CPUs with the GCC 15 compiler, several more rounds of compiler tuning/optimizations were merged for benefiting the Ryzen AI 300 series, Ryzen 9000 series desktops, and upcoming EPYC Turin processors...

Retroid Pocket 5 and Retroid Pocket Mini will have Linux support  GamingOnLinux

3D Printering: Switch And Klip(per)  Hackaday

Acer enter the handheld PC gaming race with the Nitro Blaze 7  GamingOnLinux

Red Hat brings its AI-optimized Linux platform to Dell’s PowerEdge servers  SiliconANGLE News

Black Ops 6 – Can you play the new Call of Duty on the Steam Deck?  ReadWrite

Dell Technologies and Red Hat Announce Collaboration to Fuel Open Source AI Workloads on Dell PowerEdge and Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI  Business Wire

Dell Technologies and Red Hat Announce Collaboration to Fuel Open Source AI Workloads on Dell PowerEdge and Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI  StockTitan

While using the older Qualcomm Snapdragon 8xc Gen 3 (SC8280XP) SoC and not the exciting Snapdragon X1 Elite, Linux kernel patches were posted this week for enabling the Microsoft Surface Pro 9 5G to boot with the mainline kernel...

Linux Patches Enable Partially-Working, Snapdragon-Powered Microsoft Surface Pro 9 5G  Phoronix

Supercharge Your Command Prompt with Zsh and Oh My Zsh  How-To Geek

Do You Use a Custom Launcher on Your Android?  Review Geek

Double Debian update: 11.11 and 12.7 arrive at once  The Register

Linux Ransomware Threats: How Attackers Target Linux Systems  ITPro Today

Mozilla is interested in a Rust-written JPEG-XL image decoder for its memory safety characteristics compared to the existing C++ code they rely on for JPEG-XL image support in Firefox. While Google previously removed JPEG-XL support from Chrome/Chromium, it may be Google that comes to the rescue and writes a Rust-based JPEG-XL image decoder that can then be shipped by Firefox...

Linux 6.11 introduces block atomic write support including for NVMe and SCSI devices. With a new set of patches posted this week, atomic write support is wired up for the RAID0 MD code...

Linux Patches Posted For RAID0 Atomic Write Support  Phoronix

There are six accepted blocker bugs so far for the Fedora 41 Beta and three of them all pertain to Raspberry Pi issues...

SteamFork is yet another Linux distribution aiming to be a SteamOS-like for handhelds  GamingOnLinux