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In light of the CrowdStrike-Microsoft outage/disaster that has been wreaking havoc on corporate Windows systems around the world since Friday, systemd lead developer Lennart Poettering pointed out how such a situation on Linux systems could be averted by leveraging systemd's Automatic Boot Assessment functionality.
Mozilla Thunderbird finally gets system tray notifications
Mozilla's Thunderbird team has fixed a 24-year-old feature bug, bringing system tray mail notifications to GNOME and KDE desktop environments for Linux users.
Performance Event Changes For Linux 6.11 Bring Several Additions For Intel Hardware
All of the "perf" performance events feature updates were merged last week for the ongoing Linux 6.11 merge window.
Oxygen Not Included: The Frosty Planet Pack is out now
Oxygen Not Included has a new expansion out with The Frosty Planet Pack, which seems like a chill way to blow through another few hundred hours.
New Linux Variant of Play Ransomware Targeting VMware ESXi Systems
Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new Linux variant of a ransomware strain known as Play (aka Balloonfly and PlayCrypt) that's designed to target VMware ESXi environments.
Tiling Shell GNOME Extension Adds New Way to Tile Windows Quickly
If you’ve tried the Tiling Shell GNOME extension you’ll know how easy it makes it to tile application windows in GNOME Shell, from simple to more complex.
XZ Patches For The Linux Kernel Updated, Drops "Jia Tan" As A Maintainer
Back in March were a set of patches to the Linux kernel's XZ embedded compression implementation with the project having switched from public domain to the BSD Zero Clause License along with other changes to update that in-tree code.
Radxa ROCK 2F: An Upcoming Compact 4K Computer with Rockchip RK3528A and Wi-Fi 6
The Radxa ROCK 2F is a small computing device designed for a wide range of uses, from development projects to multimedia setups.
Initial AMD SEV-SNP KVM Guest VM Support Merged Into Linux 6.11
The Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) updates for Linux 6.11 have been merged and it's a very exciting one for AMD EPYC servers with SEV-SNP guest VM support finally being in the mainline kernel.
Just Crow Things looks rather chaotic and releases August 15
From developer Unbound Creations who made the funny Rain on Your Parade, they've just announced Just Crow Things will release on August 15th. This will include Native Linux support and since it has full controller support, should work great on Steam Deck too.
Tenstorrent Unveils Next Generation Wormhole-based Developer Kits and Workstations
Tenstorrent has announced the launch of its next-generation Wormhole chip, now featured in PCIe cards and workstations designed for scalable multi-chip development.
KDE Developers Tackle The Five Most Common Plasma Crashes
KDE developer Nate Graham is out with a summer time update that highlights the interesting improvements made to the KDE desktop and related apps over the past two weeks.
Microsoft: Linux Is the Top Operating System on Azure Today
Once, Azure was a cloud platform dedicated to Windows. These days, the company tests over 1,000 Linux distributions a month just to ensure their customer apps run smoothly on Azure.
Can’t Find a File You’ve Moved on Linux? The Culprit Might be Slash
Typically, mv is one of the first Linux commands you learn. But one little slip, and things can get surprisingly confusing for the user. Sometimes it looks like moved files have simply vanished.
Google Introduces Open-Source AI Agent for Developers
Google, even though it has a reputation of aggressively taking advantage of user data, it also has had a long track record of contributing to open-source projects, and even open-sourcing theirs.
Raspberry-like SBC Powered by RK3528A SoC and PCIe 2.0 Support
The Radxa ROCK 2A is a credit card-sized single-board computer with a form factor similar to the Raspberry Pi. Key features include a Gigabit Ethernet LAN port, Wi-Fi 6 support, and an FPC connector for further expansion.
Mesa 24.2-rc1 Released With Many OpenGL & Vulkan Driver Improvements
Eric Engestrom is once again serving as the Mesa release manager and today took to forking the Mesa 24.2 codebase followed by issuing the first release candidate.
Acre Crisis looks like a fun throwback to the original Dino Crisis
Directly inspired by the visual style of classic PlayStation 1 (PS1) games, Acre Crisis has a lot of clear Dino Crisis vibes and it's out now. It comes with Native Linux support.
How to Display eBook Thumbnails in Nautilus (Quick Tip)
I recently rediscovered my Amazon Kindle (a geriatric model from 2012, nothing fancy) and figured, as it still works, I’ll use it, and set about downloading a freely available EPUBs of classic (and not-so-classic – I’m a pulpy-kinda guy) literature.
Firefox's New Controversial Feature: Is it a problem?
Mozilla's Firefox is unmistakably one of the last-standing forces against the onslaught of Chromium-based browsers, and many people rely on it to get things done, without sacrificing their privacy.
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