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NVIDIA 525.60.11 Adds Dynamic Boost Support on AMD Laptops

The NVIDIA 525.60.11 Linux graphics driver release includes Dynamic Boost support on laptops powered by AMD processors and more.
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This Extension Tells Your App Startup Time in Ubuntu 22.04 | 20.04

Want to measure your application launch time in Linux? There’s an extension can do the job for GNOME desktop. Meaning Ubuntu, Fedora workstation, and other Linux with GNOME desktop can easily tell how much time it takes for launching an application, which is useful for benchmark and/or software developing purpose. With the extension enabled, every […]

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First Look at the Upcoming Fedora Web-Based Installer

Fedora announced the first public preview of the new web-based Anaconda Installer, significantly simplifying the installation process.
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Ubuntu 23.04 (Lunar Lobster) Daily Builds Are Now Available for Download

Early adopters and application developers can now download Ubuntu 23.04’s daily build ISOs. Learn more about the latest Ubuntu release here.
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The three tiers of Linux distribution difficulty

Here’s how to quickly asses which Linux distribution is the right one for you.

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Distribution Release: Proxmox 2.3 “Backup Server”

Proxmox is a commercial company offering specialised products based on Debian GNU/Linux. The company’s latest release is Proxmox 2.3 “Backup Server” which is based on Debian 11 and includes ZFS support. The release announcement states: “We are pleased…

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QT Creator 9 Brings Experimental Squish Support, C++, QML Improvements

Qt Creator 9 is the latest version of the QT Project’s open-source, free, and cross-platform IDE. Check out its new features and improvements.
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How to Set Up Pi-hole to Get an Ad-free Life

With Pi-hole, you can block advertisements for all your devices at the router level. Here’s how to set up Pi-hole with and without a Raspberry Pi.

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Getting Started to Matrix Chat for Beginners

This tutorial will help you join, message and call people freely using Matrix/Element Chat. You can use Matrix Chat on web (recommended), desktop and mobile. You are suggested to exercise this together with at least one friend of yours. We hope you wi…

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How to Install Viber on Linux Desktop

The post How to Install Viber on Linux Desktop first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Brief: This article shows various ways to install and use Viber, a free voice and video call, and messaging app in Linux. Viber is a well-known,…

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Distribution Release: Salix 15.0 “Live”

George Vlahavas has announced the release of Salix 15.0 “Live” edition, a live distribution based on Slackware Linux 15.0, featuring the Xfce desktop environment, and available for both x86_64 and i486 platforms: “After several rounds of extensive tes…

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LibreOffice 7.4.3 Open-Source Office Suite Released With 100 Bug Fixes

LibreOffice 7.4.3 includes a total of 100 bug fixes that improve document interoperability and the tool’s reliability. Download it today.
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Proxmox 7.3 Brings Initial Support for Cluster Resource Scheduling

Proxmox 7.3 Virtual Environment comes with Ceph Quincy support, initial CRS support, and tags for virtual guests. Learn more about this Debian 11.5-based tool.
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Alpine Linux 3.17 is Out With OpenSSL 3.0 and New Packages

Alpine Linux 3.17 is out bringing the latest packages and modules for this container-based Linux operating system.
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Andy Wingo: are ephemerons primitive?

Good evening 🙂 A quick note, tonight: I’ve long thought that
ephemerons
are primitive and can’t be implemented with mark functions and/or
finalizers, but today I think I have a counterexample.For context, one of the goals of the GC implementation I…

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Stellaris 17, Polaris 15 Linux Gaming Laptops Get High-End Nvidia GPUs

If you’re looking for a new gaming laptop, TUXEDO Stellaris 17 and Polaris 15 are now available for pre-order. Check out how these Linux gaming laptops integrate powerful Nvidia GPUs and AMD Ryzen processors.
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Bluestar Linux makes Arch Linux easy and beautiful

Here’s an introduction to an Arch-based Linux distribution that can be enjoyed by users of all skill levels.

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Fedora’s Anaconda Web UI Preview Image is Now Available for Testing

Fedora Linux’s new web-based Anaconda Web UI installer is now available as a preview image and is out for testing.
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How to verify Mastodon users with cryptography

Use open source GPG key pairs and Keyoxide to prove your identity on Mastodon.
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Midori Browser to Integrate Its Own Open-Source Engine

Midori web browser is active, and an upcoming update is bringing in an open-source search engine integration. Learn more here.
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