Landing today in Mesa 23.2-devel is support for big.LITTLE CPU detection or more broadly hybrid CPU core detection where little cores (e.g

A first look at the Edubuntu GNU/Linux distribution as it makes a comeback as part of the Ubuntu 23.04 release after several years of hiatus.

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Canonical announced the expansion of its Livepatch service for rebootless kernel updates to Ubuntu LTS users using an HWE kernel.

Sentry is a free and open-source error-tracking platform that monitors and fixes crashes in real-time. It allows software developers to see what matte...

If you have been running a Linux 6.3-based kernel or later Linux 6.2 point release and have encountered your HDMI audio breaking when making use of Intel Arc Graphics A750/A770 hardware, a fix is on the way.

Wine 8.6 is out as the newest bi-weekly development release of this open-source software to enjoy Windows games and applications on Linux and other platforms.

Upscayl is a free and open source program that uses open source artificial intelligence to upscale low-resolution images.

Plasma 6.0 development continues happening at full-speed and exciting this week were landing of some improvements around KWin's multi-GPU infrastructure to benefit Intel and AMD Radeon graphics.

The HP Elite 8200 was once popular and very common among workplaces and can still be found used/refurbished for a little more than $100 for this small form factor PC

OpenZFS 2.1.10 is out as the latest update to this open-source ZFS file-system implementation currently supported on Linux and FreeBSD systems.

Being worked on for a while has been Linux kernel patches to speed boot times by allowing the parallel bring-up of CPU cores

LXQt 1.3 desktop environment is now available with various improvements to the file manager, panel, terminal, and image viewer.

LXQt 1.3 was just released as the newest version of this lightweight Qt-based desktop environment.

Last October Google engineers decided they would deprecate JPEG-XL support in Chrome over some debated rationale for the move

Microsoft has published its latest CBL-Mariner 2.0.20230407 Linux distribution images this weekend as their in-house open-source OS that is used for a variety of purposes, mostly around Azure infrastructure.

Sent in this morning for Linux 6.3 is a Linux CPU scheduler fix to deal with an imbalancing issue that's been present in the mainline kernel since a scheduler rework that landed back in late 2019.

While we are basically past the cut-off of new feature material to into DRM-Next that wants to be part of the upcoming Linux 6.4 merge window, this week AMD sent in a fixes-oriented set of AMDGPU/AMDKFD kernel driver updates that does include some minor feature…

Linux 6.3-rc7 was just released and if the next week remains calm, it would mean that Linux 6.3 is shipping next weekend.