Some Ubuntu users have reported on Ubuntu forums and Launchpad bug tracker that they're finding their Ubuntu 16.04 LTS unbootable after installing the Linux kernel update (linux-image-4.4.0-108-generic) containing the Meltdown fix.

Same as Raspberry Pi Zero W, but with a pre-soldered header

All the major Linux distributions have now released their Intel chip meltdown patches. But, someone must retune all those servers to get their performance up to speed and replace network devices and servers running up-to-date Linux distros.

Users won't receive any security or software updates

If you're searching for free and best Linux media players for playing audio and video, then you might want to consider some names including VLC, SMPlayer, MPV, Banshee, Kodi, etc. All of these Linux videos players comes with great capabilities when playing…

First beta of Krita 4.0 is now ready for public testing

MX Linux 17 is the latest release of MX Linux. This release powered by Linux kernel 4.13, based on Debian 9.3 and using Xfce 4.12.3 as default desktop environment.

Various improvements have been implemented to several of the in-house built tools, such as…

Wi-Fi is one of the most used techs in our everyday life. Unfortunately, the present security protocol, WPA2, is severely broken due to numerous bugs. The Wi-Fi Alliance is working on WPA3, a lot better, tougher and faster protocol to ensure security. Take…

Linux Kernel Mailing List archive website goes down for an amusing reason. But it does teach us why we should take network infrastructure seriously.

F-Secure’s Harry Sintonen investigated a security issue in Intel’s Active Management Technology (AMT) that allows an attacker to take complete control over a user’s device in a matter of seconds. The issue potentially affects millions of corporate laptops…

Dream of owning a pocket-sized Linux games console? Well, your dream just inched a little nearer. Early reviews of the 6-inch GPD Win 2 pocket computer

These are the worse chip flaws in the history of computing

Urges users to update their systems accordingly

Linux 4.15-rc8 is now ready for public testing

Here are the benefits of the updated toolchain