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KDE Plasma 6.2 Desktop Environment Officially Released, Here’s What’s New
Today, the KDE Project released KDE Plasma 6.2 as the second major update to the KDE Plasma 6 desktop environment series bringing many new features and improvements.
RUBIK Pi: A New Linux-Compatible Development Board Featuring the Qualcomm QCS6490 SoC
Today, Thundercomm introduced RUBIK Pi at an industry event in Austin, Texas. This development board, built on Qualcomm SoC platforms, is the first Pi product to offer AI capabilities tailored for high-performance application development.
Smear Alert: Linus Torvalds Asking for Better Commit Messages Makes Linus a (Grammar) Nazi
It's also clear that some "journalists" cannot tell the difference between Git and GitHub (Linux is not developed in GitHub), so they are clearly out of their ballpark.
Intel Xeon 6980P 1S Performance With DDR5-6400/MRDIMM-8800
With the Xeon 6980P Granite Rapids benchmarking at Phoronix the past few weeks it's been in a dual socket (2S / 2P) configuration. For those curious about the Intel Xeon 6980P 128-core server performance for a single socket (1S) configuration, here are those complementary results out today and for both DDR5-6400 and MRDIMM-8800 memory configurations.
Ubuntu Gamer? The Steam Snap Now Runs Better Than Ever
If you’re using Canonical’s Steam snap to game on Ubuntu you may be pleased to hear that a number appreciable performance improvements have begun to filter out.
Why I use KDE
Over the decades, my primary operating system of choice has changed a few times. As a wee child of six years old, we got out first PC through one of those employer buy-a-PC programs, where an employer would subsidize its employees buying PCs for use in the home..
Python 3.13 Boosts Performance and Developer Experience
One of the most notable additions in version 3.13 of Python — the most popular programming language — is the new and improved interactive interpreter.
8 Features Coming in Hot With elementary OS 8
elementary OS 8 release is around the corner. It is based on Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS and features Linux kernel 6.8 at its core. While we shared some of its initial details last year, and its progress last month, it is time to compile all of its expected features here considering the release is closer than ever before!
How to Completely Disable Suspend/Hibernate in Ubuntu 24.04 | 22.04
This tutorial shows how to completely disable suspend and/or hibernate function, so your Linux computer will never go to sleep.
How to Install ADB and Fastboot on Ubuntu and Other Linux Distros
Discover a step-by-step guide to install the ADB and fastboot on Ubuntu and other Linux distros, with practical examples of ADB command usage.
Arduino Nano Matter powered gamepad runs Quake at 27 FPS
Silicon Labs Solutions architect Nicola Wrachien has designed an Arduino Nano Matter gamepad for which he was successfully able to port Quake, a popular first-person shooter game. We have seen developers and engineers port doom on everything from toothbrushes to GPS receivers.
How to Use Envsubst to Replace Environment Variables in Linux
Learn how to substitute single or multiple environment variables from a file using the envsubst command-line tool in Linux.
Arms Guarded Control Stack "GCS" Support Looks Like It Will Be Ready For Linux 6.13
For more than one year Arm engineers have been working on Guarded Control Stack "GCS" support for the Linux kernel as a means of protecting against return-oriented programming (ROP) sttacks with modern AArch64 processors. It looks like for Linux 6.13 this Arm GCS support will be ready for upstreaming.
OBS Studio 31.0 Promises NVIDIA Blur Filter/Background Blur, Refactored NVENC
OBS Studio 31.0 has entered public beta testing for this powerful, open-source, cross-platform, and free software for video recording and live streaming for Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Tmux 3.5 Released with Extended Keys Support and New Features
Tmux 3.5 terminal multiplexer is here with improved key handling, copy mode enhancements, extended layout options, and bug fixes.
How to Fix Package is in a Very Bad Inconsistent State Error?
Stuck in a situation where you are not able to remove packages from your system due to an inconsistent state error, then let me guide you through the steps to resolve this issue.
MX Linux: Hurricane Milton Will Affect Package Updates
MX Linux’s mirrors for downloading packages should be unaffected by the storm.
UK fintech Banfico achieves global scale with Red Hat on AWS
Use of Red Hat on Amazon Web Services (AWS) has allowed UK-based financial technology (fintech) innovator Banfico to both get to market quicker but also offer a genuinely global service.
Project Tazama, A Project Hosted by LF Charities With Support From the Gates Foundation, Receives Digital Public Good Designation.
Exciting news! The Tazama project is officially a Digital Public Good having met the criteria to be accepted to the Digital Public Goods Alliance! Tazama is a groundbreaking open source software solution for real-time fraud prevention, and offers the first-ever open source platform dedicated to enhancing fraud management in digital payments.
Linux Kernel 6.12 Prepped for Superior Scheduling, Real Time Ops
The Linux community is preparing to release version 6.12 0f the Linux kernel. The 6.12 version is currently in the “release candidate” phase, with 6.12rc1 available as of Sept. 29, 2024.
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