Vanilla OS 2.0 may have interesting things for us after its switch to Debian.

In addition to this week seeing new releases of FEX-Emu and Hangover for open-source projects aiming to run x86/x86_64 binaries on 64-bit Arm, the Box86 and related Box64 projects are out today with their own feature updates for helping to enable x86 and…

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It was a busy March week for KDE developers as they have now got the Konsole terminal emulator working on Windows, Qt apps surviving compositor restarts, other Plasma 6.0 development work under their belt, and the continued flow of fixes.

Ubuntu Flatpak Remix aims to be an unofficial derivative of Ubuntu Desktop that comes with support for Flatpak apps out of the box.

Linux 6.2.4 and 6.1.17 kernels have been released this morning as new emergency releases.

GNU Octave 8.1 is out today as the newest feature release to this free software for scientific computing and numerical computations that remains a leading open-source alternative to MATLAB.

A simple patch queued in 'hwmon-next' this week for the Linux 6.4 cycle later this spring gets motherboard sensor monitoring working on three more ASUS motherbards for modern Intel systems.

KDE Frameworks 5.104 open-source software suite is out now with improvements to the Plasma Wayland session, SDDM login screen, and more.

As part of an AMD effort to enhance the performance of the AMD Linux graphics drivers when running in a virtualized environment, a set of initial patches are pending for Mesa that implement native context support for VirtIO.

Explains how to add an IP alias (secondary virtual IP address) on Amazon Linux 2 running on Lightsail or EC2 instance using the CLI.

Linux 6.4 is set to remove the old CONFIG_SYSFS_DEPRECATED and CONFIG_SYSFS_DEPRECATED_V2 options that are used for running newer versions of the Linux kernel with very old Linux distributions and user-space tools

A set of patches are expected to be merged for the Linux 6.4 cycle in two months enable support for the MMIO-based GMUX found on dual GPU Apple T2 Macs.

Yesterday saw emergency hot-fix releases in the Linux 6.2 and 6.1 series for addressing an easy-to-trigger kernel oops when mounting and unmounting external storage

Sent in this morning via x86/urgent for integration into Linux 6.3 and also for back-porting to stable kernel series is disabling the XSAVES instruction for AMD Zen 1 and Zen 2 processors to workaround an AMD processor erratum made public last year.

GNOME 44 Release Candidate (RC) development milestone is now available for download ahead of the final release on March 22nd, 2023.

The Linux 6.3-rc2 kernel is out today as the second weekly kernel test release since last weekend's closure of the Linux 6.3 merge window.

The OSI is holding its board elections. Here are the important issues facing the Open Source Initiative.

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