Open-source News

Fedora Linux 40 Officially Released with Linux Kernel 6.8, Here’s What’s New  9to5Linux

Velocity Micro Announces New Line of Powerful Linux PCs  AccessWire

Forget Windows Emulation, These Game Stores Sell Native Linux Games  How-To Geek

How to Install and Dual Boot Ubuntu With Windows  MUO - MakeUseOf

Velocity Micro Announces New Line of Powerful Linux PCs  Newswire

Fedora Linux 40 Available For Download As A Wonderful Upgrade  Phoronix

It's Fedora 40 release day! Fedora 40 is now available for download from mirrors for this leading Linux distribution...

Elektrobit’s New Software  Ward's Auto

Tails 6.2 Anonymous Linux OS Improves Mitigation of Spectre v4 Vulnerability  9to5Linux

Adding to the impressive number of features to be found in this quarter's Mesa 24.1 release is now the open-source NVIDIA "NVK" Vulkan driver supporting implicit pipeline caching...

Elektrobit Unveils EB corbos Linux for Safety Applications - Asia Pacific  Energetica India

First open-source OS for automotive functional safety ...  eeNews Europe

The latest Compute Express Link (CXL) feature work being pursued for the mainline Linux kernel is a driver to create CXL block devices for storage. On Monday a "request for comments" patch series sent out the initial code for setting up CXL shared memory to be used as Linux block devices...

CBD Proposed For The Linux Kernel: CXL Block Device  Phoronix

Another week, another round of Bcachefs file-system fixes for the mainline Linux kernel...

6 features I'd like to see Linux borrow from MacOS  ZDNet

The AMD P-State CPU frequency scaling driver for Zen 2 and newer processors has been working out well in its roughly two years of being in the mainline Linux kernel. The AMD P-State driver has helped with ensuring modern Ryzen systems are delivering optimal performance and power efficiency. Recently AMD Linux engineers have been working on a few fixes and enhancements to this CPUFreq driver...

AMD Prepping Fixes & Enhancements For P-State CPUFreq Driver  Phoronix

NetBSD 10.0 debuted last month with a long list of improvements and other enhancements that built up over the past several years. For those not yet taking the leap to this big NetBSD update, NetBSD 9.4 is out today for those relying on the stable NetBSD 9 series...

Valve tweak 4K screen scaling on Linux, plus more Remote Play fixes  GamingOnLinux