Open-source News

Fedora Linux Officially Available via WSL  WebProNews

Fedora 42 Joins the Windows Subsystem for Linux  How-To Geek

These 10 Linux Commands Showed Me How Much Better Life Is Off Windows  How-To Geek

Microsoft finally makes Fedora an official Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) distribution  BetaNews

I've used dozens of distros as a Linux power user, but this one feels truly different  ZDNET

Valve rolls out SteamVR 2.10 with quick recenter, reduced controller and physics jitter and Linux fixes  GamingOnLinux

Microsoft finally adds Fedora Linux as an official WSL distro  XDA

Microsoft announced today that Fedora Linux is now treated as an official distribution within their Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) confines...

Microsoft Welcomes Fedora Linux As An Official WSL Distro  Phoronix

Huawei MateBook X Pro 2024 (Linux Edition) Goes on Sale  OMG! Ubuntu

Ampere Computing last year talked up AmpereOne M for 12-channel DDR5 memory and up to 192 cores up from the 8-channel DDR5 memory found with the initial AmpereOne processors. They said at the time AmpereOne M would be shipping in Q4-2024. Now half way into 2025, it looks like they quietly announced the AmpereOne M processors...

Clonezilla Live 3.2.1-28 Is Out Based on Ubuntu 25.04 and Linux Kernel 6.14  9to5Linux

Kurchu Tool Taking Shape For Assembling Fedora / CentOS Linux Distro ISOs  Phoronix

As an alternative to the likes of the Pungi tool, Kurchu is a newer project within the CentOS/Fedora space for assembling content collections or ISO images of Linux distribution builds. Kurchu is already seeing use by the CentOS Hyperscale SIG for assembling their images while additional functionality continues to be worked on for those wanting to craft their own Fedora/CentOS install images...

IBM Think 2025: The Biggest News In AI, Linux  CRN Magazine

This Campaign Wants You to Upgrade Your 'End-of-Life' Windows 10 PC to Linux  extremetech.com

My week with Linux: I'm dumping Windows for Ubuntu to see how it goes  Tom's Hardware

Intel's Clear Linux Demonstrates Software Optimization Benefits On AMD EPYC 9005 Series  Phoronix

With the spring Linux distribution/OS updates upon us, in recent weeks I've looked at the Ubuntu 25.04 performance gains on AMD EPYC 9005 "Turin" and also the performance of Fedora Server 42. Following that I expanded the scope of the Linux operating systems (distributions) benchmarks on the latest 5th Gen AMD EPYC server hardware. Here is a look at how the performance of the new Ubuntu and Fedora Linux releases compare to AlmaLinux and Intel's in-house Clear Linux distribution that tends to be at the forefront of open-source performance optimizations.

Project management apps are my top productivity hack - and these are my favorites on Linux  ZDNET