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DomyFan L1 12.3” Portable Touchscreen Monitor

This USB-C powered touchscreen monitor from DomyFan packs a high-resolution display and stereo speakers, but best of all, it works in Linux.

ASRock Challenger ITX Intel Arc A380 Graphics Card

A brand-new discrete GPU design in a compact form factor is literally a game changer.

Intel Arc GPUs Working Out-of-the-Box on Ubuntu 23.04

Ten months after Intel released their first line of dedicated GPUs, out-of-the-box support with Linux has arrived with the release of Ubuntu 23.04.

Intel Arc on Ubuntu 23.04 Daily Builds

Ubuntu 22.04 and 22.10 didn't provide an out-of-box experience for the new Intel Arc GPUs. Is Lunar Lobster ready for the challenge?

Backing up to a Remote Server with SSH and rsync

Writing a bash script to backup multiple directories on a local machine with rsync to a remote server.

Intel Arc Dedicated GPUs, Linux Kernel 6.0, and latest Mesa on Ubuntu 22.04

With a little work, full 3D acceleration, and hardware decoding and encoding are fully functional.

CPU-X: Linux System Profiling and Monitoring

CPU-X was first released in 2014, and can be easily downloaded from their Github repository. Written in C, CPU-X can be run on the desktop with a GTK interface similar to that of CPU-Z, or from the command line using ncurses.

The Best USB Bluetooth Dongle for Linux

Afters years of searching, the EVEO Bluetooth Adapter has removed some of my daily frustrations with a Bluetooth adapter that just works.

How to find your motherboard model and other hardware information in Linux

Regardless of your motherboard’s manufacturer, a single command line tool makes it simple to find your hardware’s manufacturer, model, and more in Linux.

Linux at 1440p with the Gigabyte M34WQ Ultrawide Monitor

The M34WQ features a built-in USB 3.0 hub and KVM, will it work with Linux?

Productivity on Linux: Yakuake

The drop-down terminal emulator provides instant terminal access on the desktop and brings a touch of nostalgia from the early gaming days.

VIA VE-900 Mini-ITX Mainboard in Linux

10 years have passed since Via announced the Mini-ITX form factor. Their latest offering, the VE-900, is sold for an affordable $89 and promises better performance over Intel's Atom Platform.

CEntrance MicPort Pro in Linux

Face it, PCI- and PCI-Express-based soundcards don't always cut it for professional-quality recording. Despite offering optical, line-ins, and microphrone inputs, soundcards simply can't accommodate all hi-fi audio equipment.

Lenovo Multimedia Remote N5901 in Linux

Lenovo, the successor to IBM's PC division, released the N5901 to set a new standard in wireless input, putting a mouse and keyboard in a form factor that can easily be manipulated with a single hand.

CableCards and Linux

  • ObsidianProfile.com; By Sean Potter (Posted by obsidianreq on Sep 15, 2009 12:22 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Editorial; Groups: Linux
Microsoft announced this past week that anyone could now purchase a CableCard and install it themselves. No need for OEM help or dealing with pesky cable company rental fees. CableCard allows computer systems to view digital TV transmissions without the aid of a cable box or equivalent.

Ohio Linuxfest 2008

  • BIOSLEVEL.com; By Colin Dean (Posted by obsidianreq on Oct 25, 2008 1:24 AM EDT)
  • Groups: Linux
BIOSLEVEL.com takes a trip to this year's Ohio LinuxFest. We share our thoughts and experiences of the event with our readers, and look forward to future conventions.

Sapphire Radeon HD4850 Toxic

BIOSLEVEL.com looks at one of the first factory-overclocked Radeon HD4850 videocards. Featuring an improved cooler from Zalman and paired with the new Catalyst 8.8 driver, will this behemoth be enough to challenge's nVidia performance crown in Linux?

Palit Radeon HD4850 Linux Performance

Palit recently sent their new Radeon HD4850 videocard our way, and while it lacks some of the improvements I saw in the GeForce 9600 GSO Sonic, I'll look at a newer firmware version than the Sapphire Radeon HD4850 BIOSLEVEL.com previously looked at.

HighPoint Technologies RocketRAID 3510

  • BIOSLEVEL.com; By Sean Potter (Posted by obsidianreq on Aug 6, 2008 6:54 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Reviews; Groups: Linux
The RR3510 features an 800MHz Intel IOP341 RAID I/O Processor, supporting RAID levels 0, 1, 3, 5, 6, 10, and JBOD. With HighPoint's driver embedded in kernel 2.6.25 and newer, how well will the RAID controller perform?

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