End User Computing
For anyone who has found themselves frustrated with the routine updates, resource demands, and sometimes monotonous feel of Microsoft Windows 11, the promise of a new operating system
December 4, 2024
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Linux
Cyber Security
Recent discoveries by the Qualys Threat Research Unit have spotlighted significant security vulnerabilities in the needrestart package of Ubuntu Server, exposing severe threats that can enable local attackers
November 21, 2024
End User Computing
With the hypothetical passing of Linus Torvalds, the Linux kernel project would face a significant yet surmountable challenge. Torvalds has been the driving force behind the kernel’s evolution,
November 13, 2024
End User Computing
The atmosphere in the United States on Election Day is often charged and intensely polarized, with former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris epitomizing the sharp
November 6, 2024
Cloud
In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, businesses face increasing demands to manage complex workloads that span from cloud to edge environments. Traditional Linux distributions, once sufficient for centralized
November 5, 2024
End User Computing
The latest release of Nitrux Linux, version 3.7.1, offers a modern and visually appealing alternative to Windows 11, focusing on speed, simplicity, and adaptability. For those tired of
November 4, 2024
End User Computing
Linux Lite 7.2 offers a compelling alternative to Windows 10 and 11, catering to users looking for a lightweight and user-friendly operating system. With its simplified interface and
November 1, 2024
Hardware
Intel is taking proactive measures to support its forthcoming Xe3 GPU architecture, codenamed Celestial, within the Linux operating system, far ahead of the anticipated deployment date in late
October 14, 2024
Cyber Security
A recent discovery of remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities in the Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) has sent shockwaves through the tech community, especially among Linux users. These
October 1, 2024
Hardware
In a unique blend of historical curiosity and technological experimentation, programmer Dmitry Grinberg embarked on an unusual challenge: to boot a modern Linux Debian operating system on the
September 26, 2024
Hardware
Intel is making significant strides to ensure that its next-generation Xe2 graphics architecture seamlessly integrates with Linux systems, focusing particularly on the Lunar Lake CPUs and Battlemage GPUs.
September 4, 2024
End User Computing
Canonical has historically adopted a conservative approach regarding the integration of the Linux kernel in Ubuntu operating systems, prioritizing stability and reliability over cutting-edge features. Traditionally, Canonical would
August 13, 2024