Quadlet, a tool merged into Podman 4.4, hides the complexity of running containers under systemd to make it easier to maintain unit files written from scratch. Read More at Enable Sysadmin

As 718,996 lines of newly open-sourced code, Intel recently began opening up their previously proprietary CPU-based OpenCL run-time.

After last month's initial Debian 12 freeze, this week the 'Bookworm' Linux distribution release entered its soft freeze.

Ahead of the Linux 6.3 merge window officially opening up following the Linux 6.2 stable release tomorrow, Arnd Bergmann has already mailed in his pull requests of the Arm SoC and defconfig updates for this next kernel version

Exposed via Linux's very versatile perf subsystem has been per-package energy monitoring via the RAPL (Run-Time Average Power Limiting) counters

With the Linux 6.3 merge window opening up following tomorrow's stable debut of the Linux 6.2 kernel, there is a lot to be excited about if you are a customer of AMD's recent CPUs or GPUs.

Following Friday's release of Wine 8.2, Wine-Staging 8.2 is now available that ships with more than 530 patches atop the upstream Wine code-base to provide various experimental/testing features.

Back in August at SIGGRAPH was the landmark announcement by DreamWorks Animation that they would open-source their MoonRay renderer

Debian 12 'Bookworm' is now under its soft freeze while out this weekend is the second alpha release for the Debian Installer.

Linux sound subsystem maintainer Takashi Iwai sent in the sound driver updates early for the Linux 6.3 cycle that is set to open following today's Linux 6.2 stable kernel release

Debian Installer Bookworm Alpha 2 is now available for public testing suggesting that the Debian 12 "Bookworm" is powered by Linux 6.1 LTS.

GDB 13.1 is out today as the newest version of the GNU Debugger for this open-source code debugging solution.

The Linux 6.2 kernel is expected to be released in the next few hours and in turn will then formally kick-off the start of the two week long merge window for what will become Linux 6.3

Linus Torvalds just released the Linux 6.2 kernel as stable and marks the first major kernel release of 2023.

Linux 6.2 is now available for download as a major kernel release that comes with better hardware through new and updated drivers, and more.

At Shopify, we use and maintain a lot of open source projects, and every year we

Learn what features to look for in a Kubernetes policy engine.

Kubernetes has become essential to cloud-native development because it's an excellent tool for managing containerized applications at scale. But implementing it on your own can be challenging.

GNU Linux-Libre 6.2 kernel is now available for download and it’s targeted at those who seek 100% freedom for their personal computers.