Get past the illusion of hostvars being difficult and begin using them in your playbooks, tasks, and roles.

Changes to the ELN kernel RPM NVR in the kernel-ark project. These changes will impact future versions of CentOS Stream and RHEL

This week the FreeBSD project published their Q1-2023 status report that outlines various technical and organization accomplishments made for the past quarter.

Independent distribution KaOS Linux celebrates 10 years of activity with new ISO release powered by Linux kernel 6.2 and latest KDE Plasma.

Yesterday just hours after writing about a RADV optimization by Valve for an 'upcoming game' to nearly match the performance they see under Windows, another performance improvement for an 'upcoming game' has been merged.

For more than one year Intel's been working on developing the Xe Linux kernel graphics driver as a modern Direct Rendering Manager driver for Gen12 and newer integrated/discrete graphics

Corsair recently launched their line-up of 2 x 24GB DDR5 memory kits.

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QEMU 8.0 open-source virtualization software and emulator is now available for download with many ARM and RISC-V improvements.

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While Linux 6.2 supports Arc Graphics out-of-the-box and Mesa 23.1 has good OpenGL/Vulkan support, for those running Linux distributions on older kernels and Mesa packages there is less than ideal support -- either no support at all or having to resort to…

Ahead of the Linux 6.3 kernel being potentially released as stable on Sunday, two last minute patches for the Btrfs file-system driver were submitted today to address a pressing problem since Linux 6.2.

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Mesa 23.0.3 was released on Friday as the newest stable release for this collection of open-source user-space GPU driver components.

Google engineers continue working on enhancing the Linux infrastructure around supporting High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) for Chrome OS.

It's been just shy of ten years since Intel launched their Haswell processors that were very successful at the time and was followed by Broadwell

Libreboot as the downstream of Coreboot focused on ensuring 100% open-source system firmware support without any lurking binary blobs is out this Sunday with a new feature release.

Shotwell 0.32.0 open-source image viewer is now available for download with support for AVIF, CR3, HEIF/HVEC, JPEG-XL, and WebP images.

If you use Google Chrome (or Chromium, before anyone hisses) you may have noticed that websites you visit in it don't respect your dark mode preference on