Open-source News

Fedora Asahi Remix is now available, bringing Fedora Linux to Apple Silicon Macs  Liliputing

Linux Gets Even Better on Modern Macs With Fedora Asahi Remix  How-To Geek

Intel's China-optimized AI processors purportedly move closer to launch — mysterious Gaudi2C chips show up in new ...  Tom's Hardware

Fedora Asahi Remix Officially Released for Apple Silicon Macs  9to5Linux

The Asahi Linux crew has released Fedora Asahi Remix as their Fedora 39 derived Linux distribution optimized for Apple Silicon Macs...

Fedora Asahi Remix 39 Released For Apple Silicon Macs  Phoronix

Introducing Fedora Asahi Remix 39  Fedora Magazine

Linux Foundation Connectivity Grows Portfolio with ISP Toolbox and Magma Projects  PR Newswire

Debian preps ground to drop x86-32 as a separate edition  The Register

Microsoft's new Windows AI Studio developer tool... makes you install Linux to use it  Yahoo! Voices

Microsoft's new Windows AI Studio developer tool... makes you install Linux to use it  TechRadar

PoCL 5.0 has been officially released as the latest version of this "Portable Computing Language" implementation that provides OpenCL support for CPU-based execution as well as various other LLVM-based hardware back-ends like for NVIDIA PTX and oneAPI Level Zero. With PoCL 5.0 is also a new experimental back-end for targeting OpenCL support distributed across networked systems...

Firefox 121 Arrives With Windows and Linux Enhancements  How-To Geek

5 Ways You Can Install Ubuntu on External Storage  How-To Geek

Google's Tensor SoC and Pixel 6 Gain Mainline Linux Kernel Support in Upcoming Update  TS2 Space Blog

What the heck happened to ONF?  Silverlinings

As what's likely to be the last Vulkan API spec update before Christmas, Vulkan 1.3.274 was released today with the Vulkan Video encode extensions promoted as well as adding some other new extensions as a nice end-of-year gift...

Firefox 121 released, now defaults to Wayland on Linux  OMG! Ubuntu!

Qubes OS 4.2.0 Rolls Out with Dom0 Rebased to Fedora 37  Linuxiac

Mabox Linux proves that old-school Linux is here to stay, and it's free to use  ZDNet