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Early Linux 6.12 Kernel Benchmarks Showing Some Nice Gains On AMD Zen 5
With the Linux 6.12 merge window wrapping up this weekend and the bulk of the new feature merges now in the tree, I've begun running some Linux 6.12 benchmarks. Here is an initial look at Linux 6.10 vs. 6.11 vs. 6.12 Git on an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X desktop.
AAEON SRG-CM4 IoT gateway features Raspberry Pi CM4 SoM for industrial applications
AAEON SRG-CM4 is an IoT gateway based on the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4) with 1GB to 8GB of RAM and 8GB to 32GB of eMMC storage, all powered by the Broadcom BCM2711 quad-core Cortex-A72 SoC.
Install and Use Grunt JavaScript Task Runner on Linux & macOS
Learn how to install and use Grunt Javascript Task Runner, from basic usage to real-life implementation in web development projects.
VirtualBox 7.1.2 Released with 3D Acceleration Support for VMs Running on ARM Hosts
Oracle released VirtualBox 7.1.2 as the first maintenance update to the latest VirtualBox 7.1 series of this powerful, free, open-source, and cross-platform virtualization software for Linux, macOS, Solaris, and Windows.
Unlock Your Creativity: Building and Testing Websites in the Ubuntu Web Development Playground
Ubuntu stands out as one of the most popular Linux distributions among web developers due to its stability, extensive community support, and robust package management.
VirtualBox 7.1.2 Released, Here’s What’s New
VirtualBox 7.1.2 brings multiple GUI updates, including new window layouts. Unattended installs are now removed cleanly.
AmpereOne CPPC CPUFreq Schedutil vs. Performance Governor Benchmarks
Similar to the ACPI CPUFreq and AMD/Intel P-State CPU frequency scaling driver and scaling governor benchmarks and power efficiency comparisons I routinely do on Phoronix, when recently having the Supermicro AmpereOne server in the lab with the 192-core A192-32X processor, I carried out some CPPC CPUFreq schedutil vs. performance governor benchmarks for curiosity and reference purposes while looking at the performance and power efficiency.
Critical Linux CUPS Printing System Flaws Could Allow Remote Command Execution
A new set of security vulnerabilities has been disclosed in the OpenPrinting Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) on Linux systems that could permit remote command execution under certain conditions.
Two of the Most Popular Privacy-Focused Projects Have Teamed Up!
We are very fortunate to have some really cool organizations like Proton, Tuta, Mullvad VPN, and others that have been consistently working on providing privacy-focused products and services.
MYiR Tech MYC-LD25X – A compact STM32MP25 system-on-module running Debian 12
MYiR Tech’s MYC-LD25X is a compact 39x37mm system-on-module built around the STMicro STM32MP25 dual-core Cortex-A35 SoC running at 1.5GHz with a Cortex-M33 core, and an NPU capable of 1.35 TOPS.
Dome Keeper hits 1 million players - multiplayer and modding support to come
Dome Keeper is a real gem with a simple yet highly satisfying gameplay loop, and it seems it's done well for Bippinbits. Even though they're working on the incredible looking PVKK, they're not done with Dome Keeper just yet. Dome Keeper has Native Linux support and is Steam Deck Verified.
Zorin OS 17.2: Hands-On with the Latest Update
Zorin OS has long been a great option for Linux users who want an easy-to-use, customizable desktop alternative to Windows. The latest version, Zorin OS 17.2, adds even more features that make it worth a look. Here’s my hands-on experience with the latest update.
Upstream Linux 6.12 Makes It Easier To Build A Debug Kernel For Arch Linux
The upstream Linux 6.11 kernel introduced the ability to easily produce a Pacman kernel package for Arch Linux with the new "make pacman-pkg" target. With Linux 6.12 new additions to the Kbuild code make it easy to also produce a debug kernel build for Arch Linux systems.
Cybersecurity Regulations and Compliance for Linux Users
Security is an essential consideration when using computers and other technological devices. Linux admins and organizations must be informed about applicable legal measures related to the safety of their systems to ensure compliance and protect against possible risks.
PipeWire 1.2.5 Fixes Memory Leak and Audio Bugs
PipeWire 1.2.5 multimedia framework is out now, fixing critical bugs, enhances FreeBSD support, and improves JACK API memory management.
Arch Linux Announces Collaboration with Valve for Enhanced Build Service and Secure Signing
Arch Linux has announced a new partnership with Valve, the company behind the Steam gaming platform and Steam Deck.
"WINAMP" Reminds Us That Choosing GitHub is Sign of Failing to Understand or Not Intending to Respect Freedom (Usually a Platform for Lousy Openwashing Stunts)
Microsoft loves to use GitHub, which is proprietary, as an example of being "open"; not only Microsoft does this
LibreOffice 24.8.2 Office Suite Is Now Available for Download with 85 Bug Fixes
The Document Foundation announced today the general availability of LibreOffice 24.8.2 as the second maintenance update to the latest LibreOffice 24.8 office suite series fixing more than 80 bugs.
Fedora 41 beta arrives, neck-and-neck with Ubuntu – but with a different focus
For those on the RPM side of the fence, Fedora 41 has hit beta, and works better in VirtualBox than ever if you're curious to try it.
Alternatives to popular CLI tools: rm
This article spotlights alternative tools to rm, a command that removes files or directories.
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