High-capacity and high-speed SD and microSD cards will receive improved Linux support on the latest 6.11 kernel update.

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AMD's Ryzen 8000 and Ryzen 9000 Series get a critical Linux virtualization bug patched just ahead of the release of the Linux 6.12 kernel.

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The Russian Ministry of Digital Development has sprung into action with plans to create its own Linux community.

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Linus Torvalds has dismissed those concerned about the recent dismissal of Russian kernel driver maintainers as trolls.

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Linus Torvalds speaks out against pre-emptive kernel code changes due to buggy or exploited CPUs.

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Running Ubuntu 24.04 but want the latest and greatest Ubuntu release? We show you how!

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Canonical just released Ubuntu 24.10, which offers several visual and quality-of-life improvements.

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The Arch Linux team is now working directly with Valve.

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An unofficial GUI for the palera1n checkm8-based jailbreak has been released as users continue to wait for an official GUI.

Tio, is a tool for Linux that enables easy and fast connections to serial devices. If you are working with the Raspberry Pi Pico or Arduino, then this is a great tool for you.

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Linux users are complaining that the AMD graphics driver for their OS of choice is getting so big that it is causing issues. Red Hat Linux desktop engineer Hans de Goede highlighted this issue at the weekend. Graphical boot menus are timing out before AMDGPU can load.

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René Rebe, a 25-year Free and Open Source Software developer, was swatted live in the middle of a development stream.

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Linux 6.12 gets an optional feature where it would display a QR code every time the system encounters a kernel panic.

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Linux's market share has jumped by over 40% in a year.

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Linux engineer Colin Ian King discovered that aligning the slab in the ACPI code will make Linux boot consistently faster by 35 milliseconds.

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CrowdStrike's issues are not limited to Windows machines, it turns out.

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You can emulate Windows on iPad thanks to the free UTM SE emulator. You can also run Linux. Revisit old PC games or get work done in Ubuntu.

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A developer has made a Linux-compatible AltServer fork that works reliably over Wi-Fi with the Raspberry Pi 4.

Software engineer Carl Riis has announced his first hardware project, dubbed EarlGreyTV. This is a Smart TV project that differentiates itself from the usual ‘idiot box’ dominating your living room by leveraging the wonders of Linux and Firefox, plus an old laptop.

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