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Making use of dmidecode is the go-to way of being able to read various DIMM memory information on Linux systems like the model number, speed, and other attributes. But sadly using dmidecode is restricted to root due to needing to access /dev/mem. But it turns out there is another less reported way to receive much the same information...

AWS CodeBuild now supports a X-Large Linux compute type  AWS Blog

Linux Networking: Configuring Network Address Translation (NAT)  Linux Journal

40 Simple and Effective "lsof Command" in Linux System  GeekyGen

40 Simple and Effective "lsof Command" in Linux System  Technology News, Tutorials and Apps Review

Solus 4.5 'Resilience' Linux-based operating system now available for download  BetaNews

Solus 4.5 Released with Calamares Installer, PipeWire, Linux 6.6, and New Xfce Edition  9to5Linux

Solus Linux 4.5 Released With AMD ROCm Support, PipeWire Default & Calamares Installer  Phoronix

The Solus 4.5 Linux distribution is out today as a big update to this original distro that is known for its Budgie desktop environment and other innovations over the years. Solus 4.5 brings some pretty big changes this time around and a nice step forward over Solus 4.4 from a half-year ago...

Following various leaks / rumors / teases in recent days, MSI today formally unveiled the Claw A1M as their first handheld gaming device and the first handheld gaming console in recent time to use an Intel SoC...

Following last month's Meteor Lake announcement, Intel is using CES 2024 this week in Las Vegas for announcing their complete line-up of new Intel Core mobile CPUs as well as completing the line-up of Core 14th Gen desktop processors at 35 and 65 Watt TDPs.

Linux 6.7: Hello Intel IFS and Meteor Lake, goodbye Itanium  SDxCentral

Linux 6.8 Landing A Tantalizing Optimization For Common $PATH-Based Searches  Phoronix

For the execve() system call to execute a program by pathname, the Linux 6.8 kernel is set to land a new optimization to "dramatically" speed-up PATH searches...

5 best Linux distros you must try in 2024  Sportskeeda

Nobara simplifies gaming and streaming on Linux for free - with one caveat  ZDNet

Nobara simplifies gaming and streaming on Linux for free - with one caveat  ZDNet

1. A new Linux kernel has been released and it's one of the largest ever  ZDNet
2. GNU Linux-libre 6.7 Cleans Up Graphics Driver Blobs, Addresses New Drivers  Phoronix
3. Linux kernel 6.7 is out now and it's one of the largest releases ever  GamingOnLinux

A new Linux kernel has been released and it's one of the largest ever  ZDNet

The Intel engineers enabling next-generation Arrow Lake processors for Linux have largely been just adding new device IDs and other mostly minor changes over current Meteor Lake processors. It was that way too for Arrow Lake's integrated graphics with largely re-using existing Meteor Lake graphics support, but now it's come to light that select Arrow Lake SKUs will feature updated graphics IP...