Linux Preps New AMD ERAPS Feature With EPYC Turin To Benefit Performance
Posted to the Linux kernel mailing list last week and now queued already via tip/tip.git's "x86/bugs" Git branch is support for a new AMD CPU feature we haven't heard about until now... ERAPS, the Enhanced Return Address Prediction Security.
Help us improve our alt text generation model
Firefox 130 introduces automatic alt text for PDF images and an improved alt text flow. In addition to protecting users’ privacy with a small language model that operates locally on their device, these improvements help ensure more images receive alt text resulting in more accessible PDFs.
I Installed Gentoo So You Don’t Havtoo
A popular expression in the Linux forums nowadays is noting that someone “uses Arch btw”, signifying that they have the technical chops to install and use Arch Linux, a distribution designed to be cutting edge but that also has a reputation of being for advanced users only.
KDE Plasma 6.2.3 Arrives with Bug Fixes and Improvements
KDE Plasma 6.2.3 desktop environment is now available, resolves KWin's HDR brightness issue, improves Bluedevil PIN behavior, and more.
Manjaro Linux Introduces Opt-Out Telemetry with Manjaro Data Donor
Manjaro Linux is developing a new tool called Manjaro Data Donor (MDD) to gather usage statistics about its user base.
8 Best Free and Open Source Linux Statistical Analysis Tools
Linux is particularly strong in the field of open source statistical software. The purpose of this article is to identify software for performing statistical analysis.
Guide to Automating Third-Party Risk Management in Linux Environments
As more vendors, suppliers, and contractors become integral to an organization's operation, the need to identify and mitigate risks associated with such external partners is significant. Third-party risk management automation (TPRM) is essential in this process.
Bitwarden switches password manager and SDK to GPL3 after FOSS-iness drama
Fear not, FOSS fans. Bitwarden isn't going proprietary after all. The company has changed its license terms once again – but this time, it has switched the license of its software development kit from its own homegrown one to version three of the GPL instead.
Python Became GitHub’s Most Popular Language
GitHub's 2024 Report: Python has surpassed JavaScript for the first time, becoming developers' most preferred language.
Manjaro Linux Working On "Manjaro Data Donor" As New Data Collection Tool
Arch-based Manjaro Linux is working on Manjaro Data Donor "MDD" as a new data collection tool of its users. This is intended to succeed their former ping-based solution for user counting plus incorporate hardware/software data collection on users.
Redox OS Now Runs On RISC-V
Redox OS, a microkernel-based operating system written in Rust, now supports the RISC-V architecture. This includes support in the kernel, toolchain, build process, and Orbital Desktop.
Meet KolibriOS, the lightweight OS that can even boot from a 1.44MB floppy
The alternative CD version even comes bundled with games like Doom and Wolfenstein
Fedora Linux Flatpak cool apps to try for November
This article introduces projects available in Flathub with installation instructions. Flathub is the place to get and distribute apps for all of Linux. It is powered by Flatpak, allowing Flathub apps to run on almost any Linux distribution.
Linux Mint is Adding a Native ‘Night Light’ Feature to Cinnamon
Linux Mint has announced it’s adding a native Night Light feature to the Cinnamon desktop. Earlier versions of Linux Mint included a third-party app called Redshift to provide similar ‘blue light’ filtering functionality.
Best Free and Open Source Alternatives to Apple Translate
Translate is a translation app developed by Apple for their iOS and iPadOS devices. It functions as a service for translating text sentences or speech between several languages. Here are the best free and open source alternatives for Linux.
CachyOS Explores Optimizing Its Kernel With AutoFDO
CachyOS continues to be a fascinating Arch Linux based distribution that pushes the boundaries of out-of-the-box performance with a variety of patches, optimization techniques, specialized package builds, and more.
Russia Proposes a Separate Linux Community in Response to Maintainer Removals
Several Russian maintainers were removed from the Linux kernel due to compliance concerns, leading the Russian Ministry to propose a separate Linux community.
TOUPUWAN 30-Slot Laptop/Tablet Storage Cart
To clear up the ever-growing stack of laptops, I recently bought a TOUPUWAN 30-Slot Laptop/Tablet Storage Cart. This laptop/tablet storage cart can accommodate 32 devices in total while slots for up to 30 laptops/tablets 16.3-inches in size. It does have built-in power strips as well to easily facilitate charging of the devices while securely stored away but for my purposes I was just looking for something to better organize the mess of laptops I only occasionally pull out when running new Linux laptop benchmarks.
Understanding Bash Command Syntax: A Beginner’s Tutorial
Bash, the Bourne Again Shell, is a powerful command language interpreter that is widely used in Linux environments. Learning the syntax of Bash commands can help you perform a wide range of tasks, from basic file manipulation to advanced scripting. In this guide, we’ll explore essential Bash command syntax and cover 18 examples, moving from basic to intermediate levels.
Docker Desktop 4.35 Extends Support to RHEL Users
Docker Desktop 4.35 introduces org access tokens, Docker Home, an integrated terminal, macOS boosts, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux support.
Intel Releases x86-simd-sort 6.0 For Speedy AVX2/AVX-512 Sorting, PyTorch Now Using It
The x86-simd-sort project from Intel has been an interesting open-source software effort for much faster number sorting by using AVX-512. There's been lightning fast number sorting with AVX-512 and AVX2 code paths also added to broaden the appeal in helping CPUs without AVX-512. Projects like Numpy have been making use of this library while today x86-simd-sort 6.0 was released and also comes a few days after PyTorch has begun using this library too...
9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: November 3rd, 2024
The 212th installment of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup is here for the week ending on November 3rd, 2024, keeping you updated with the most important things happening in the Linux world.
Plasma secrets: Spectacle rectangular area screenshot options
The Plasma desktop environment is amazing. Hands down, the best Linux offering by a parsec. Not only is it the prettiest, it's also the most consistent, the most professional-looking, has the most options and customization, it also comes with a pretty solid bundle of KDE programs, many of which are mature, elegant and powerful.
Zed: A Next-Gen Rust-Based Open Source Code Editor With AI
From the creators of the now defunct Atom, we have Zed editor with interesting capabilities.
Nice Performance Gains With SVT-AV1 2.3 Encoding On The System76 Thelio Astra
With this week's release of SVT-AV1 2.3 for open-source AV1 encoding citing significant performance improvements for running on ARM, I was eager to see how well this AV1 encoder would be performing on the new System76 Thelio Astra ARM developer desktop powered by Ampere Altra.
Apple Maps on Web Now Works on Linux (But Only in Firefox)
Something to file under “won’t please many Linux users, but is nonetheless a good thing™ for choice”, Apple Maps on the web now works on Linux.
Linux Surges to 2% Usage on Valve’s Steam Gaming Platform
Linux now powers 2% of Steam gamers, doubling its user count in three years. Arch remains the preferred game distro. Here's more on that!
GNU/Linux Users Are Not Cheaters
The bottom line is, most cheaters use Windows. EA is waging a war on technical people but instead of acknowledging the real issue it blames "Linux"
Linux Built-In Tools Are So Powerful, You Build a Database With Them. Here's How
A database is a core part of many apps, from full-blown enterprise websites to simple tools like shopping lists and finance trackers. Relational databases driven by SQL are popular, but Linux offers a simpler, more transparent alternative.
Linux Mint and Framework Laptops Join Forces
Linux Mint partners with Framework Laptops, aiming for full compatibility with easy-to-upgrade, high-quality laptops for Linux users.
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