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Surprising Gaming Victory vs. Win 11
The conversation around gaming on Linux has changed significantly during the last several years. It’s a success story engineered by passionate developers working on the Linux kernel and the open-source graphics stack (and certainly bolstered by the Steam Deck). Many of them are employed by Valve and Red Hat. Many are enthusiasts volunteering their time Read more
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AMD Developing New Hetero CPU Core Driver
AMD for months has already been working on heterogeneous core topology optimizations for Linux within the AMD P-State CPUFreq driver and other heterogeneous CPU topology improvements for dealing with Ryzen systems sporting a mix of “classic” (full) cores with the denser “C” cores. Today though they’ve announced a brand new “Heterogeneous Core Driver” for further Read more
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*The* Definition of Open Source AI
We finally have a definition for open-source AI.Open-source AI is everywhere right now. The problem is, no one agrees on what it actually is. Now we may finally have an answer. The Open Source Initiative (OSI), the self-appointed arbiters of what it means to be open source, has released a new definition, which it hopes Read more
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Going Back to Linux
I Stopped Using Linux for a Year, Here’s What Brought Me Back Key Takeaways:Linux extends the life of your hardware, eliminating the need for frequent replacements.Linux offers privacy with minimal tracking, providing peace of mind.Linux gives you true ownership over software, empowering you to tweak interfaces and settings to an extent unmatched by any other Read more
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New 6.11 Kernel with more AMD Support
Linux 6.11 Kernel Features Deliver A Lot For New/Upcoming Intel & AMD Hardware.With all of the exciting hardware launches this summer, I’m a bit behind on writing my summary of the Linux 6.11 kernel features for that next kernel version due out in mid-September. But here it is with a concise look at all of Read more
