Open-source News

Linux's Marketshare on Steam Still Higher Than Apple macOS ...  Slashdot

Nitrux 3.0.0 raises the Linux bar while outshining Microsoft Windows ...  BetaNews

Debian developers will be discontinuing their 32-bit MIPS little-endian "mipsel" CPU architecture port moving forward...

Linux user share remains above macOS in the latest Steam Survey  GamingOnLinux

Linux user share remains above macOS in the latest Steam Survey  GamingOnLinux

The EROFS read-only file-system and F2FS Flash Friendly File-System were among the FS updates to land this week for Linux 6.6 -- in addition to marking ReiserFS as obsolete...

EROFS Lands DEFLATE Compression, F2FS Improves Zoned Devices In Linux 6.6  Phoronix

GE-Proton 8-14 released, deprecated workarounds removed ...  GamingOnLinux

The state of optimus-manager explained by its developer  GamingOnLinux

AMD To Enhance “OverDrive” GPU Overclocking Features For Linux Users  Wccftech

Sriram Ramkrishna at Intel, who serves as the community manager and developer relations for oneAPI, held a virtual oneAPI meetup this week with Red Hat's David Airlie. Airlie should not need any introduction for longtime Phoronix readers given his longtime contributions to the Linux kernel graphics drivers, Mesa, and related open-source graphics work at Red Hat. Airlie shared some interesting remarks around the current Linux GPU compute stacks from the different vendors and associated challenges...

David Airlie Shares His Thoughts On Current Challenges With Linux ...  Phoronix

The world seems so loopy. But at least someone's written a memory-safe sudo in Rust  The Register

The perf event changes were submitted this week for the ongoing Linux 6.6 kernel merge window with changes this cycle for Intel, AMD, and Arm...

Linux 6.6 Perf Events Prepare For Intel's Crestmont In Grand Ridge ...  Phoronix

There wasn't any big Vulkan spec update for SIGGRAPH this year but the frequent point releases continue rolling on for this high performance graphics and compute API...

The tmpfs file-system that keeps all of its data within virtual memory has gained a few new features with Linux 6.6, including the long-awaited quota support to better protect against malicious users that could try to consume all of your system RAM...

While leading up to a US holiday weekend, KDE developers haven't let up in their development activities around Plasma 6.0 and associated application work. KDE developer Nate Graham is out with his usual weekly development summary to outline all of the interesting changes for the week...

You Can Now Install Linux Kernel 6.5 on Ubuntu, Here’s How  9to5Linux

ArcaOS 5.1.0 (OEM OS/2 Warp Operating System) Now Available  Slashdot