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
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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
Hardware
After two years of development, Intel has finally submitted its “revamped” Xe kernel graphics driver for inclusion in the mainline kernel. This significant milestone marks a major step
December 18, 2023
Hardware
AMD has made significant strides in enabling further support for its highly anticipated next-generation RDNA 4 “GFX12” GPUs in the Linux ecosystem. As Team Red prepares for the
December 13, 2023
End User Computing
Operating systems are constantly evolving to enhance user experience and system reliability. In this article, we will explore the recent updates in the Windows 11 test build and
December 11, 2023
Cyber Security
Apache ActiveMQ, a Java-based open-source protocol, has long been relied upon by distributed applications for secure message exchange. However, recent developments have uncovered a critical vulnerability that allows
November 27, 2023
Hardware
AMD’s official Vulkan driver for Linux, AMDVLK, has recently stirred controversy by dropping support for Polaris and Vega GPUs. This decision has left many in the Linux community
November 8, 2023
Cyber Security
In a concerning turn of events, security researchers have recently unearthed an exploit for the Looney Tunables security vulnerability, revealing its active use by the notorious Kinsing cybercrime
November 7, 2023
End User Computing
Today marks an exciting milestone as Nitrux 3.1.0, codenamed “fx,” breaks new ground in personal computing. With this release, the Nitrux team proudly demonstrates that Linux, not Microsoft’s
November 3, 2023
Hardware
AMD has taken a significant step towards supporting future RDNA architectures with the early enablement of RDNA 3.5 “GFX1150” GPU in Linux 5.7. This move signifies a focus
October 24, 2023