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openSUSE's Aeon RC3 Released With Full Disk Encryption By Default  Phoronix

Setting up a Development Environment for Blockchain  Coinpedia Fintech News

EEVDF Scheduler On The Verge Of Being "Complete"  Phoronix

EEVDF Scheduler On The Verge Of Being "Complete"  Phoronix

Merged one year ago for Linux 6.6 was the EEVDF scheduler as a replacement to the CFS code and designed to provide a better scheduling policy for the kernel and being more robust. With a new set of patches for this "Earliest Eligible Virtual Deadline First" scheduling code, it's nearing the point of officially being completed...

5 Linux commands for better group management (and how to use them)  ZDNet

Ahead of the Linux 6.11 merge window set to close tomorrow, Linux engineer Christian Brauner at Microsoft sent in a set of two VFS fixes. One of the fixes is more noteworthy that is for a five year old bug that could cause on-disk corruption, security issues, or a kernel crash...

Linux VFS Fix For 5 Year Old Bug That Could Cause Corruption, Security Issues Or Crash  Phoronix

Linux VFS Fix For 5 Year Old Bug That Could Cause Corruption, Security Issues Or Crash  Phoronix

While most Linux file-systems are rather robust in recovering when the system experiences a power loss, the UBIFS file-system is more prone to problems when a power-cut happens. With patches submitted for the Linux 6.11 merge window, UBIFS is seeing some hardening so it can better cope with the loss of power...

UBIFS File-System Being Hardened Against Power Loss Scenarios  Phoronix

UBIFS File-System Being Hardened Against Power Loss Scenarios  Phoronix

In addition to refining the KDE Human Interface Guidelines, KDE developers have been busy with a variety of other tasks this week in polishing their open-source desktop stack...

LocalSend: An Open-Source AirDrop Alternative For Everyone!  It's FOSS News

Merged today for Q4's Mesa 24.3 feature release is a brand new open-source Vulkan driver: Honeykrisp, the driver providing Vulkan API support for Apple Silicon GPUs as part of the Asahi Linux effort...

Are You Planning to Try Linux Mint 22?  How-To Geek

Are You Planning to Try Linux Mint 22?  How-To Geek

Following Linus Torvalds receiving an Ampere Altra Max workstation from Ampere Computing, he's been dabbling more with ARM64 now that it affords him more AArch64 compute power than his Apple Silicon powered MacBook. Torvalds kicked off the Linux 6.11 merge window by landing some of his own code to further enhance the ARM64 kernel and as we approach the end of the v6.11 merge window this weekend, he's merged some more ARM64 code...

Linus Torvalds Addresses His Latest ARM64 Annoyance: Installing Compressed Kernel Images  Phoronix

Printer Saved by Linux and Raspberry Pi @Raspberry_Pi #PiDay #RaspberryPi  Adafruit Blog