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An interesting addition to Mesa 25.0 this week is Alyssa Rosenzweig adding a standard library for the driver OpenCL C code, including the initial abbility to support assert() on device and other standard C constructs for the OpenCL C code.

A nifty tool to help manage AppImage files.

One of the major reasons why using Linux on a desktop system is unsuitable for many is due to the lack of Linux support for many major applications, including Autodesk Fusion 360. Naturally, using …

Forget Notion, this private tool changed my life

Distrobox is a tool that creates tightly integrated systems on top of your OS. Learn how to run any program in Linux with Distrobox today.

The Raspberry Pi may be tiny, but the SBC is still a smart choice for a budget-friendly gaming server

Xfce 4.20 desktop environment is out now with new features and improvements to the file manager, experimental Wayland support, and more.

Which lightweight Linux desktop might be right for you?

Some Qualcomm processors/SoCs on the mainline Linux kernel are left vulnerable to Spectre security issues since Qualcomm hasn't upstreamed patches for properly treating affected CPU cores to their relevant mitigations

It's been a while since there has been anything new to report on the Btrfs file-system's built-in RAID functionality but that is changing with RAID1 round-robin read balancing.

Making collaborative development so easy almost anyone can join in.

Here is how I re-purposed my Raspberry Pi to a Wi-Fi extender! A good way to spend your weekend with your Raspberry Pi.

Rspamd 3.11 spam filtering system introduces Elasticsearch 8/OpenSearch 2 support, smarter ratelimiting, key security fixes, and more.

Linux Mint 22.1 is coming soon with a Beta release now available for testing, which includes the brand new Cinnamon 6.4 desktop release.

A new version of Tuba, the open-source Mastodon1 client for Linux desktops, is out – and it's a whopper! Tuba 0.9.0 delivers a wide array of new features,

The Serbian government exploited Qualcomm zero-days to unlock and infect Android devices with a new spyware named 'NoviSpy,' used to spy on activists, journalists, and protestors.

Sent out today was the latest drm-misc-next pull request of various Direct Rendering Manager (DRM) changes queuing up ahead of the Linux 6.14 kernel cycle