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Linux is the open-source operating-system kernel and the ecosystem of distributions built on it, spanning desktop, server, and embedded use; distinct from Linux gaming, which has its own topic.
…Following the report back in January of ThinkPads on Linux ready for improved trackpoint doubletap handling , the Linux 7.1 kernel has gone ahead and enabled doubletap by default for the Lenovo…
…The full list of input changes for tomorrow's Linux 7.0-rc7 kernel can be found via this merge . Panther Lake Powered Framework Laptop 13 Pro Sees Linux Microphone Fix Linux…
…The Linux patches back in 2024 provided the basic support for the Surface Pro 9 5G so that it could boot the Linux kernel, but not working was the built-in display…
Following the process of phasing out Intel 486 CPU support and other old hardware drivers that were dropped in the Linux 7.1 kernel cycle for reducing the kernel maintenance burden, the…
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Another Linux Kernel exploit – fragnesia
New Linux kernel security bug; Fragnesia
Linux kernel LPE ("fragnesia", CopyFail 3.0)
…That patch too is in linux-pm.git's linux-next branch but also marked for back-porting to the stable Linux kernel series in due course. More Intel Open-Source Projects…
…Related Wine 11 rewrites how Linux runs Windows games at the kernel level, and the speed gains are massive Wine 11 is the biggest jump for Linux gaming in years. NTSYNC will…
…The solution she settled on used cgroups, a Linux kernel feature that systemd uses to put every running app into its own little unit. Doing this allows the kernel to see which…
…Red Hat Releases Tuned 2.27 For Adaptively Tuning Linux To Different Workloads Red Hat Acquires Another AI Company CentOS Kmods SIG Providing NVIDIA Linux Open GPU Kernel Modules For RHEL/CentOS…
…Great seeing AMD as usual getting out their Linux support brought-up early so that it will hopefully all be part of the mainline Linux kernel even before the hardware ships to…
…And not only that, but I think the kernel would be better off cutting even more. The idea of "Linux runs on anything" can be detrimental to the kernel Functionality should come…
