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Nobara 39 Released - Customized Version Of Fedora Catering To Gamers/Enthusiasts  Phoronix

Nobara 39 was released today as this modified Fedora Linux downstream that focuses on adding user-friendly fixes and various gamer/enthusiast type desktop optimizations...

How to download files on Linux without a web browser (and why you should)  ZDNet

How to download files on Linux without a web browser (and why you should)  ZDNet

Linux Foundation Connectivity grows portfolio with ISP Toolbox  LightWave Online

ICYMI Python on Microcontrollers Newsletter: Happy Holidays! OSHWA Wrap-up, Linux is 32, PyCon US '24 Talks and ...  Adafruit Blog

Octane Now Supports FrankenPHP Linux ARM Builds  Laravel News

How to install Nginx on Ubuntu  XDA Developers

With all of my initial Intel Core Ultra 7 155H benchmarking since last week from the Windows 11 vs. Linux performance to the integrated Intel Arc Graphics performance it was at the Linux 6.7 kernel defaults / OS defaults. But for those wanting to push the Intel Core Ultra 7 155H further for better performance or conversely wanting to extend the battery life further for devices like the Acer Swift Go 14 laptop, the Intel P-State Energy Performance Preference (EPP) can be adjusted. Here's a look at the sometimes significant difference to power and performance when adjusting the Intel Meteor Lake CPU between the default balanced performance mode and the alternative power saver and performance modes.

Meteor Lake EPP Tuning For Greater Performance Or Power Efficiency With Intel Ultra Core 7  Phoronix

AMD’s Next-Gen Zen 5 CPUs Recieve New Support In Linux, PMC Drivers Aim Onboard SoC  Wccftech

How to install MongoDB on Ubuntu  XDA Developers

One of the big milestones we are looking forward to in 2024 is the introduction of AMD Zen 5 processors. AMD Linux engineers have in recent months begun getting ready for those next-generation processors that look like will be Family 26 (1Ah) processors. We've been seeing more of the AMD "1Ah" patches and some more were posted today for some post-Christmas excitement before the new year...

AMD PMC Linux Driver Being Updated For Zen 5 CPUs  Phoronix

LinuxSecurity Offers Vital Insights On Automated Linux Patch Management & Improved Security  StreetInsider.com

Intel Linux engineers continue eagerly working on the Compute Express Link (CXL) code for the Linux kernel with more server hardware coming to market supporting this high-speed open standard for CPU-to-device and CPU-to-memory connections...

More CXL Feature Code Prepped Ahead Of Linux 6.8  Phoronix

As part of AMD's Platform Management Framework (PMF) and working on new Ryzen features like the Smart PC Solutions Builder, a set of patches are queued up ahead of the Linux 6.8 kernel cycle support for policy binary support with the PMF driver...

Hackers Attacking Linux SSH Servers to Deploy Scanner Malware  GBHackers

Similar to the long-worked-on GNOME dynamic triple buffering that is applied when the (most commonly integrated) graphics fall behind schedule in rendering the desktop, a merge request for KDE's KWin compositor has also seen similar work in this area for helping the iGPU catch-up in rendering via a "triple buffering" implementation...