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Linux Seeing Support For Another ~$230 ARM Handheld Game Console  Phoronix

Merged on Sunday prior to tagging the first release candidate of Linux 6.11 were some last minute updates to Turbostat, the tool that lives within the kernel source tree and used for reporting CPU frequency and idle statistics along with other useful metrics. With Linux 6.11, Turbostat is gaining some new abilities...

Linux's Turobstat Utility Can Now Be Used For Reading Intel PMT Counters  Phoronix

For those enjoying the classic game Snake (Blockade) or rather wanting to learn about the SDL3 API to develop your own software using this cross-platform software/hardware abstraction library, a game of Snake has been added to the SDL3 repository to serve as a more full-featured example...

SDL3 Library Adds A Built-In Snake Game  Phoronix

Why Snap and Flatpak make Linux a better OS and how they're different  ZDNet

Ubuntu Touch 20.04 OTA-5 Release is Here!  It's FOSS News

Compared to other distros, Vanilla OS 2 'Orchid' is rewriting how Linux works  The Register

How to get a free Windows (or Linux) recovery image for your Dell, HP, Lenovo, or Microsoft Surface PC  ZDNet

5 reasons why Linux will overtake Windows and MacOS on the desktop - eventually  ZDNet

The post TrueNAS: Create Own “Home Media Streaming Server” Using Plex – Part 3 first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .

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Sinevibes Plugins Get Compatibility With Linux  Sonic State

While the Linux 6.11 merge window ended just days ago, Intel engineers are already beginning to submit kernel graphics driver changes to the DRM-Next branch of material they want to get in for the Linux 6.12 cycle that will end out 2024. Notable is they are trying to wrap up the Xe2 graphics support for Lunar Lake and Battlemage discrete graphics so that the support can be exposed by default...

Intel Xe2 Lunar Lake & Battlemage Graphics Might Be Officially Supported With Linux 6.12  Phoronix

Announcing Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 on Amazon WorkSpaces and Amazon AppStream 2.0  AWS Blog

This Linux distro is inspired by Windows' UI - and it works surprisingly well  ZDNet

How to use the watch command  InfoWorld

Last year the oneAPI Construction Kit was introduced by Intel-owned Codeplay Software for bringing SYCL to new hardware even for hardware outside of Intel's offerings. One of the early targets of this oneAPI Construction Kit support was for RISC-V processors and now with today's release of oneAPI Construction Kit 4.0 there is finally RISC-V host CPU support...

With the AMD Ryzen AI 300 "Strix Point" laptops now shipping this week, Intel has announced that their Intel Core Ultra "Lunar Lake" processors as the successor to Meteor Lake will be formally launching on 3 September...

After seeing how the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 and AMD Ryzen AI 9 365 Zen 5 Strix Point performance is under Linux against a range of other Intel/AMD laptops, the next obvious question is... how does this compare to Windows? In this article is an initial look at the Windows 11 versus Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Linux performance for the same AMD Ryzen AI 9 365 SoC within an ASUS Zenbook S16 and running the same benchmarks in looking at the out-of-the-box performance difference.