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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

Linux kernel 6.3 is now available to download with various new features and improvements, as well as new drivers for better hardware support.

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Use a simple counting program to compare the venerable C language with modern Go.

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GNU Linux-Libre 6.3 kernel is now available for download for those seeking 100% freedom for their personal computers.

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After being deprecated for several years, Security Enhanced Linux 'SELinux' beginning with the Linux 6.4 kernel can no longer be run-time disabled.

In clearing up the state of various X.Org packages that have been effectively unmaintained for years, an attempt is being made to better communicate the status of some 'retired' X.Org packages that Linux distributions should work towards removing as they…