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IBM LinuxONE 5  IBM

Mission Center 1.0: New Features, Better Performance  OMG! Ubuntu

Mission Center Hits A 1.0 Release! Making it the Best GUI System Monitor for Linux  It's FOSS News

Oracle Ships Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel 8  WebProNews

FEX 2505 is out today as the newest version of this user-space software that enables running x86_64 binaries on ARM64/AArch64 Linux hosts with great speed that a number of games and applications are enjoying much success with this emulator...

FEX 2505 Released With Many Fixes For Running x86_64 Binaries On Linux AArch64  Phoronix

10 Best Screen Recorders for Linux in 2025  It's FOSS

This is what I'm doing with my old Windows 10 PC instead of trading it in like Microsoft wants me to  XDA

5 most Windows-like Linux distros because old habits die hard  ZDNET

The open-source, Rust-based Redox OS operating system has published their April 2025 status report to outline interesting changes made over the past several weeks to this innovative project...

I use these 5 alternatives to the Adobe suite on my Linux workstation  XDA

Ready to ditch Windows for good? This is the Linux distro I recommend for beginners  ZDNET

I've tested every Linux music player, and this one is my new favorite - here's why  ZDNET

21-Way Intel Core / AMD Ryzen Linux Laptop Comparison On Ubuntu 25.04 Review  Phoronix

As part of fresh re-testing of existing laptops on-hand given the recent release of Ubuntu 25.04 and then also recent Linux reviews of some interesting models like the Framework Laptop 13 with AMD Strix Point and the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura Edition, I have been running a lot of Linux laptop benchmarks the past few weeks. I ended up taking things a bit further after those reviews and have now extended it to a 21-way laptop comparison of AMD Ryzen and Intel Core SoCs from the past few generations in looking at their performance on Ubuntu 25.04 across more than 200 benchmarks.

This Windows 11-like Linux distribution is aimed squarely at developers  ZDNET

Linux disk-wiping malware spread via Go modules  SC Media

Longtime Linux kernel developer Ingo Molnar sent out a patch series this morning to enable additional kernel features by default for the Linux default configuration "defconfig" on x86-based kernels. The defconfig improvements aim to reflect modern Linux x86 kernel use with various features commonly being enabled by distribution vendor kernels and related improvements...

New Patches Aim To Modernize The Default Linux x86 Kernel Configuration  Phoronix

This Lenovo mini PC may be the computing system Linux users have been waiting for  ZDNET