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Researchers at IBM and NASA this week released an open source AI climate model designed to accurately predict weather patterns while consuming fewer compute resources compared to traditional physics-based simulations.

NVIDIA engineers have sent out an exciting set of Linux kernel patches for enabling NVIDIA vGPU software support for virtual GPU support among multiple virtual machines (VMs).

The SiRider S1 is an upcoming industrial-grade single-board computer jointly developed by Radxa, Siengine Technology, and Arm China. It features the Siengine SE1000-I System-on-Chip, a powerful AIoT application processor built using 7nm technology.

Hyprland is a bleeding edge window manager for Wayland-based Linux distros. Learn how to create your own tiling desktop with Hyprland today.

The Winamp source code is now open, but it has nothing to do with open source, and the company's approach raises many ethical questions.

Discover a step-by-step guide to install the Proton Mail Desktop App on Ubuntu and RedHat-based distributions with practical examples.

I remember back in the day, when Flappy Bird first came into my circle of friends, how painful it was to score even a single point. I used to try going ahead but would inevitably bump into one of the pipes, only to see one of my friends do it like a pro.

Learn how to reset a forgotten MySQL password on a Linux system in this comprehensive guide. Follow the step-by-step instructions to regain access to your MySQL database with ease.

Intel used their Enterprise Tech Tour last week in Oregon to not only provide insight into the new Xeon 6900 "Granite Rapids" server processors (and Xeon 6980P benchmarks) but also to shed more light on their Gaudi 3 AI inference accelerator.

It's finally here and it's finished. Halls of Torment, my favourite bullet-heaven survivor-like that has the style of classic Diablo with Vampire Survivor gameplay is out now. Nice to see another Godot Engine game with Native Linux support see a full release! It's also Steam Deck Verified.

PeerTube 6.3, a decentralized video platform, introduces audio-only streaming options, making it perfect for music broadcasts or low-bandwidth scenarios.

“Adafruit Feather RP2350 with HSTX port” is a Raspberry Pi RP2350 MCU development board that features an onboard 22-pin high-speed serial transmit interface (HSTX) port. The board also features a built-in 200mA+ LiPo charger, an RGB LED, a STEMMA QT connector, and a USB Type-C port for power and programming.

Managing tasks and your daily workload can become pretty overwhelming. One of the best things you can do is to use some kind of task management software. Linux users, though, will quickly find most of them don’t work well on our OS of choice.

FeedDeck is an RSS and social media feed reader, inspired by TweetDeck. This free and open source program lets you follow your feeds in one place.

The developers of the lightweight LXQt desktop environment have showcased some of the major changes coming to the LXQt 2.1 release later this year, including the long-awaited Wayland session.

With the Intel Xeon 6900P "Granite Rapids" launch today the review embargo has now expired. I began with my Intel Granite Rapids Linux benchmarking a few days ago and have initial benchmarks to share for the flagship Xeon 6980P processors paired with MRDIMM 8800MT/s memory.

If you like just chilling and building things as if you're painting the screen, then you may want to take a look at Tiny Glade that just released. It has Native Linux support. For the nerds: according to a social media post from the developer it uses Rust and Vulkan.

If you are someone who primarily uses a graphical user interface on Linux, a file manager is a handy thing to have, as such tools make managing files and folders an effortless task. On the other hand, if you are a terminal enthusiast, you are better off with one of the many terminal file managers that can be wielded for powerful file organization.

LXQt 2.1 desktop environment is coming! Get ready for modular Wayland sessions and extensive compositor support.

The Samba project has received funding of €688,800 from the Sovereign Tech Fund to enhance security and functionality.