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GStreamer 1.26.1 Improves dav1d AV1 Decoder, Matroska v4 Support in Muxer
Today, the GStreamer project released GStreamer 1.26.1 as the first maintenance update to the latest GStreamer 1.26 series of this popular open-source and cross-platform multimedia framework.
Debugging and Profiling Linux Applications with GDB and strace
Debugging and profiling are critical skills in a developer's toolbox, especially when working with low-level system applications. Whether you're tracking down a segmentation fault in a C program or understanding why a daemon fails silently, mastering tools like GDB (GNU Debugger) and strace can dramatically improve your efficiency and understanding of program behavior.
Mesa Falling Back To Its Multi-File Cache Due To Performance Reasons
Mesa has supported on-disk shader cache for years to help speed-up game load times and overall system efficiencies. They had shifted from a multi-file cache layout to a single file cache for greater space savings. Steam also added support for the single-file cache. But now upstream Mesa is shifting back from the single-file cache default to the multi-file cache over performance issues...
Installing AlmaLinux on Windows Just Got Easier
Windows users can now install AlmaLinux directly from the command line with WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) CLI.
PCIe Controller Support For The Apple M2 Pro Coming To The Mainline Linux Kernel
The latest bit of hardware enablement coming out of Asahi Linux and queued for introduction in the mainline kernel the next cycle is PCI Express (PCIe) support for the Apple M2 Pro SoC...
Debian Package Management: Aptitude vs. Apt-Get in Ubuntu
Package management is at the heart of every Linux system. It’s what makes installing, updating, and managing software on Linux-based distributions not just possible but streamlined and elegant. For users of Debian and its popular derivative Ubuntu, two powerful tools often stand at the center of debate: apt-get and aptitude. Though both are capable of managing packages effectively, they have unique characteristics that make them better suited to different use cases.
Raspberry Pi HEVC Decoder Linux Driver Updated For Mainline Kernel Attempt
At the end of last year the upstreaming efforts began for a Raspberry Pi HEVC decoder driver for getting H.265/HEVC accelerated decode working on the Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 5 single-board computers with the mainline kernel. Nearly a half-year later that effort is still ongoing but yesterday brought the third iteration of this driver...
AMD Publishes Open-Source GIM Driver For GPU Virtualization, Radeon "In The Roadmap"
AMD has published as open-source their "GPU-IOV Module" used for virtualization with Instinct accelerators. It's also reported on their roadmap for bringing virtualization support to their client (Radeon) discrete GPUs...
Immich 1.132 Brings Smoother Syncing, Mobile UI Enhancements
Immich 1.132 self-hosted photo and video backup solution replaces TypeORM with Kysely, introduces SQLite support, and enhances sync performance.
Fedora 42 has the Answer, but Ubuntu's Plucky Puffin isn't far behind
Watch your partitions – GPT and dual-boot don't always mix. While The Reg FOSS desk was on spring break, both the latest interim Ubuntu and latest Fedora debuted.…
How To Enable Ubuntu Pro For FREE To Get 10 Years Of Security Updates
This detailed tutorial explains what Ubuntu Pro is, why I think it’s worth considering, and how you can get started with Ubuntu pro.
Nominations Are Open for Upcoming Fedora Election
We’re keeping our fingers crossed that Fedora’s upcoming election will take place without all of the controversies that surrounded Open Source Initiative’s recent board election.
Steam Client Update Brings Game Launch Stability
A new Steam client update improves game syncing and overlay scaling and fixes UI glitches that affect notes and screenshots.
Understanding Website Architecture: 6 Steps for Better Site Structuring
When you think of architecture, you might be picturing buildings and blueprints. But when it comes to website architecture, there’s no need for scaffolding, materials, or engineering. This refers to how your website is organized and how users can navigate its different pages.
Reclaiming Proxmox Storage Disk Space via Linux CLI
Managing storage in Proxmox VE can be challenging, especially when disk space usage doesn’t match expectations. This guide provides practical commands to analyze Proxmox storage from the Linux command line, identify space usage by virtual machines and containers, detect unaccounted storage space, and troubleshoot common storage issues to help optimize your Proxmox environment.
Self-Hosted Finance Management: Setting Up Firefly III with Docker
Self-hosted budgeting applications provide complete control over your financial data while offering powerful tools to manage your personal finances. Firefly III is one of the best open-source options available, featuring comprehensive expense tracking, budgeting capabilities, and insightful reporting. This tutorial will guide you through setting up Firefly III using Docker on Debian or Ubuntu systems.
What Is My Server Address?
Have you ever asked yourself, ‘What is my server address?’ This post explains the ins and outs of server IP addresses, their importance, and usage on a Linux-based OS. Every server or computer connected to the Internet has an IP address. Even machines without Internet connections possess local IP addresses.
Linkerd 2.18 advances open source cloud-native service mesh
The term “service mesh” has been widely used over the last several years to refer to technology that helps to manage communications across microservices and applications. In the cloud-native world, arguably the first implementation of a service mesh came from Buoyant with the open-source Linkerd technology in 2015. Over the last 10 years, Linkerd has grown as a core project within the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). Today the project is out with Linkerd 2.18, continuing the technology’s decade-long evolution with improvements focused on operational simplicity and real-world production scenarios.
Ubuntu 25.10 Moving Ahead With Plans For Migrating To Rust Coreutils
Back in March some ideas were talked about by Canonical engineers for Ubuntu Linux to move to Rust Coreutils and other Rust-written system components. Some of this is likely to materialize for the Ubuntu 25.10 release due out in October to allow for sufficient testing ahead of the all important Ubuntu 26.04 LTS release next year. Today the more solidified plans have been laid out for moving to the Rust Coreutils as a replacement to GNU Coreutils with Ubuntu 25.10...
Fedora 43 to Remove GNOME X11 Support
Fedora 43 may drop GNOME X11 under a new proposal that aligns with upstream efforts to focus entirely on Wayland from now on.
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