Going back to last year Intel added Granite Rapids support to GCC 13 as part of their usual early bring-up of new product families into the GNU Compiler Collection

TUXEDO Computers unveils the 5th generation TUXEDO Stellaris 17 Linux-powered laptop featuring the fastest notebook hardware on the planet.

Following the release of Godot 4.0 earlier this year, Godot 4.1 has been released today as an incremental update to this incredibly powerful, open-source game engine.

For weeks and weeks I've been eager to see how well the new AMD Zen 4 based 'Phoenix' laptop SoCs function and perform under Linux.

KDE Gear 23.04.3 open-source software suite is now available with various bug fixes and minor improvements for several KDE applications.

blendOS 3 immutable Linux distribution is now available for download with support for seven desktop environments and 9 Linux distributions.

It looks like the first patches have dropped today for early AMD bring-up around their next-generation 'Zen 5' processors.

If there wasn't enough Red Hat drama happening in recent weeks, the Red Hat Display Systems Team is now considering to implement privacy-preserving telemetry beginning with Fedora Workstation 40.

Out today is the first release candidate of systemd 254

Invitation to the kernel v6.4 testing week for Fedora Linux July 9-16

The Budgie 10 desktop environment might get support for the Wayland display protocol sooner than you might think thanks to new developments.

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GNOME Shell and Mutter see new alpha development versions as part of the upcoming GNOME 45 desktop environment with various improvements.

The Linux 6.5 media subsystem updates were merged this week for the merge window that is wrapping up this weekend.

AMD's GPUOpen team on Thursday released the newest version of their Advanced Media Framework 'AMF' SDK for Linux and Windows developers.

Hopefully by now all of you have moved off PS/2 mice and keyboards, but should you still have some old systems chugging along with PS/2 hardware, there are some improvements to find with the Linux 6.5 kernel currently under development.

GNOME-based Phosh 0.29 mobile UI for Linux-powered phones and tablets is now available with various new features and improvements.

As was anticipated, UEFI Unaccepted Memory support was successfully merged for Linux 6.5 to support this standard that's important with the likes of Intel Trusted Domain Extensions (TDX) and AMD Secure Encrypted Virtualization Secure Nested Page (SEV-SNP)…

Ubuntu's NVIDIA Unified Device Architecture (UDA) driver package intended for GPU compute acceleration has enabled the NVIDIA Open GPU Kernel driver support in their packages since the end of last year