The upcoming Ubuntu 23.10 (Mantic Minotaur) operating system release has been rebased on the Linux 6.3 kernel series.

Earlier this year Intel software engineers published a blazing fast AVX-512 sorting library that was initially picked up by Numpy where it netted them 10~17x faster sorts

A new bi-weekly release of Wine is now available for enjoying Windows applications and games on Linux and other platforms.

Ardour 7.5 open-source DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) is now available for download with revamped tempo maps editing and other changes.

The KDE Plasma 6 desktop is becoming more 'livable' and each week new features continue to be implemented

With the latest Mesa 23.2 code as of Friday there is now a rather significant performance optimization for Intel's graphics driver stack that really helps out Intel Arc Graphics DG2/Alchemist along with upcoming Meteor Lake graphics

Added to the Linux kernel back in 2020 was a community-written Corsair power supply driver for exposing various sensor data that their higher-end PSUs make available via a USB interface

Earlier this month I ran some fresh benchmarks of Zink OpenGL-on-Vulkan against RadeonSI

This page explains how to restart network service in Alpine Linux using "service command" or "/etc/init.d/networking" noscript.

Mesa's Rust-written OpenCL implementation Rusticl for Gallium3D drivers has now added experimental FP16 to its feature set.

Linux kernel 6.4 is now available with various new features and improvements, as well as new drivers for better hardware support.

The 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup for June 25th, 2023, brings news about Linux 6.4, Linux Mint 21.2 beta, Nitrux Update Tool, and more.

Libreboot as the downstream of Coreboot focused on providing fully open-source system firmware without binary blobs has been quite active recently

Among the early pull requests for the now-open Linux 6.5 merge window is the FS-VERITY pull for that support layer enabling file-systems to leverage transparent integrity and authenticity protections fr read-only files

GNU Linux-Libre 6.4 kernel is now available for download for those who seek 100% freedom for their personal computers.

Another exciting milestone has been reached on Mozilla's long journey of improving the native Wayland support for the Firefox web browser on Linux.

Following yesterday's release of Linux 6.4, the FSFLA team has released GNU Linux-libre 6.4-gnu as the newest version of this downstream kernel that aims for '100% freedom' with removing any kernel remnants that depend upon non-free-software microcode/firmware…

Back in April was the release of Slint 1.0 for this open-source, Rust-focused graphical toolkit formerly known as SixtyFPS

For the past year and a half Red Hat engineers have been developing a new web-based UI for their Anaconda OS installer and with the Fedora Workstation 39 release later this year they are looking at possibly switching to it by default.