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Accelerate modern Linux workloads with Azure Files  Microsoft Azure

⚡ Weekly Recap: Linux Kernel Flaws, AI Malware Tricks, Turla Backdoor, Infostealers and More  The Hacker News

Red Hat senior software engineer Marcin Juszkiewicz of Red Hat's ARM Team had been dogfeeding with an AArch64 Linux desktop being used as his primary, personal system for nearly the past year. But now he shared he has gone back to using his AMD Ryzen desktop instead over AArch64 Linux issues encountered with his Ampere Altra desktop...

Red Hat ARM Engineer Abandons ARM64 Linux Personal Desktop, Goes Back To AMD Ryzen System  Phoronix

Juno Tab 4 WiFi Brings Intel Core Ultra Power to a Premium Linux Tablet  Linuxiac

The Infinity Scheduler is another attempt at improving the CPU scheduling behavior under Linux and created by the developer behind the existing "scx_flow" sched_ext scheduler. But Infinity Scheduler isn't taking the approach of using sched_ext and is rather patched into the Linux kernel in modifying CFS and RT behavior...

Infinity Scheduler Aims To Be A Better Linux Scheduler  Phoronix

LinuxMD - Linux running on a Sega Mega Drive  Korben

I spent a year on an immutable distro, and the one thing I miss is being able to break stuff  XDA

Kodi 22 Enters Beta with Big Linux Rendering Changes  Linuxiac

Linux Foundation Backs Open DNS-Based AI Agent Identity  Open Source For You

AMD Patches Mainline Linux To Tackle Heterogeneous CPU Core Architectures  Open Source For You

Microsoft Opens Azure Linux 4.0 To Everyone  Open Source For You

Linux Association Of Canada Launches National Open Source Jobs Hub  Open Source For You

I Was Cyberbullied Into Using Linux Pallavolo (fJSMtmfFVF)  Fathom Journal

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‘DirtyClone’ Linux Kernel Vulnerability Leads to Root Access  SecurityWeek

5 free and open-source software (FOSS) to replace Microsoft, Google, and big tech  How-To Geek

A new Linux kernel patch series posted to the kernel mailing list minutes ago is introducing a new "Low Power" CPU core type for AMD heterogeneous processors. The x86 topology code in the Linux kernel already supports the notion of Performance and Efficiency type cores while now a new "Low Power" core type is being introduced for AMD heterogeneous platforms...

AMD Linux Patches Introduce New "Low Power" CPU Core Type  Phoronix