End User Computing
The Linux kernel sits at the heart of any Linux-based OS, blending software and hardware management. The introduction of version 6.8 marks another step forward, particularly in the
March 12, 2024
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Linux
Cloud
As reliance on cloud infrastructure continues to grow, the role of Linux in maintaining secure systems is increasingly critical. Heightened cyber threats necessitate a proactive and thorough approach
February 23, 2024
Hardware
AMD’s upcoming RDNA 4 GPUs are set to deliver not only a performance boost for gamers and professionals, but also come with significant security enhancements for Linux users.
February 22, 2024
Cyber Security
A critical security vulnerability has been detected in the Ubuntu Linux operating system, particularly affecting the ‘command-not-found’ feature. This handy tool, commonly used to suggest packages when users
February 15, 2024
Cyber Security
Secure Boot is a vital security protocol ensuring devices boot with software approved by the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM). Linux systems often use the Shim bootloader to comply
February 14, 2024
Hardware
Intel’s strides in virtualization for Linux are evident with the recent optimization of its hybrid CPUs. The Thread Director feature is central to this progress, focusing on marrying
February 7, 2024
Hardware
The recent 24.0 update of the Mesa platform represents a significant advancement in Linux graphics, particularly benefiting gamers with AMD and Intel setups. This update enhances the RADV
February 7, 2024
Cyber Security
The Linux Kernel, renowned for its resilience and security features, recently encountered a flaw in its IPv6 implementation that could potentially lead to serious network vulnerabilities. In this
February 2, 2024
End User Computing
Mozilla has recently unveiled an exciting development for Linux users with the release of a new Firefox package specifically designed for Ubuntu, Debian, and other Debian-based distributions. Linux,
January 24, 2024
End User Computing
The Linux 6.7 kernel has been officially released, unveiling a substantial update filled with an array of new features, improved hardware enablement, and more. With one of the
January 10, 2024
End User Computing
In today’s fast-paced technological world, it’s easy for our older, low-powered hardware to get left behind. However, instead of discarding these machines and contributing to electronic waste, there’s
January 3, 2024
Hardware
With the release of the highly anticipated AMD Zen 5 family of processors on the horizon, there has been an influx of updates and optimizations within the Linux
December 28, 2023