To complement NVMe ZNS SSDs, a new Linux file system “SSDFS” has been proposed to be included in the kernel. Learn more here.
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Canonical plans to introduce a minimal ISO image of 140MB in size for minimal workloads on Ubuntu desktops.
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Upgrade to KDE Plasma 5.27 on Kubuntu 22.10 using the Kubuntu Backports PPA. Learn how to add the PPA to upgrade Plasma in minutes.
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GIMP 2.10.34 is here to backport more new features from the upcoming and highly anticipated GIMP 3.0 release.
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Now that KDE Plasma 5.27 is out as an LTS (Long-Term Support) series, it’s time to update your Kubuntu 22.10 systems once again.
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Armbian 23.02 introduces support for Linux 6.1 LTS kernel as well as initial support for Debian GNU/Linux 12 Bookworm and Ubuntu 23.04 Lunar Lobster.
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Persisting Ansible fact data improves execution time, particularly when running different playbooks in sequence or targeting many hosts.
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Powered by the long-term supported Linux 6.1 LTS kernel series, IPFire 2.27 Core Update 173 is here to introduce support for the QMI.
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Canonical now says it fully supports Intel’s innovative new 4th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors with Intel vRAN Boost hardware platform family.
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PeaZip 9.1 file archiver is available for download with a refined scripting engine and an overhaul of the application’s look.
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Fedora Project Leader, Matthew Miller, raised a proposal earlier this week that might be among the final nails in the coffin for Delta RPMs.
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Redcore Linux 2301 is a bugfix release, shipping with Linux kernel 6.1 and Plasma 5.27.1. LXQt 1.2 is also available for installation.
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Linux Lite 6.4 will be based on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS but with the long-term supported Linux 5.15 LTS kernel series instead of Linux 5.19 HWE.
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TUXEDO Computers, a Linux computer manufacturer, has released TUXEDO OS 2, an in-house developed operating system based on Ubuntu 22.04.
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A deep dive into the design and internal
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The next phase of the Flathub experience is on the horizon with initiatives from GNOME, KDE e.V, and PlainText Group. Learn more here.
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The energy used to power proof-of-work blockchain technologies is essential to their security. Many in the permissionless blockchain ecosystem will attest that energy consumption “is a feature, not a bug.” As the effects of climate change worsen, investments in digital assets that use more electricity will become increasingly unattractive. To understand how this technology can be used for good, such as advancing digital inclusion and universal payments and perhaps even promoting sustainability advancements, we must first understand its energy usage and develop more effective methods for verifying carbon offset claims. To help further this understanding, in July of 2022, in collaboration with Intel, Linux Foundation Research hosted a roundtable to discuss the opportunities to create sustainable blockchain infrastructure and to better understand the impact of blockchain technology on the environment. Additionally, the roundtable addressed how we can reduce that impact, and how blockchain technology itself can help reduce our own carbon footprints and provide mechanisms to incentivize our consumer choices so that they are more sustainable by default.The roundtable brought together experts and stakeholders from across the Web3 ecosystem to discuss how various Web3 communities define and practice sustainability. The outcome of this roundtable resulted in the recently published report, Web3 and Sustainability: How We Can Reduce the Climate Impact of Blockchains; How Blockchains Can Help Reduce Our Own.
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One of the highlights of the upcoming GNOME 44 release is the new Background Apps feature. But, is it for good?
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Monado Mercury estimates hand post accurately, supports limited hand-over-hand interactions, tracks fast hand movements, and more.
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Retrospectives are an important way to evaluate and improve your team’s productivity and effectiveness. Try these best practices in your next retrospective.
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