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Linux interop matures thanks to Game Consoles
Steam OS is the Arch-based distro for a handheld Linux games console, and Valve is aggressively pushing Linux’s usability and Windows interoperability for the device. Two unusual companies, Valve Software and Igalia, are working together to improve the Linux-based OS of the Steam Deck handheld games console. The device runs a Linux distro called Steam… Read more
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Intel Has Another Series Optimizing Linux Performance With PCP High Auto-Tuning
Intel’s open-source software engineers are known for many great performance optimizations to the Linux kernel. Over the years Intel has contributed countless performance optimizations to the kernel and related Linux components that have made significant improvements not only for Intel hardware but x86_64 as a whole and at times CPU architecture independent improvements. One of… Read more
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‘BigCapital’ open source alternative to Quickbooks
Bigcapital is a smart and open-source accounting and inventory software, Bigcapital keeps all business finances in right place and automates accounting processes to give the business powerful and intelligent financial statements and reports to help in making decisions. Bigcapital is built with a multi-tenancy architecture that allows multiple organizations to use the same software while… Read more
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🚀KitforStartups!
The Open Source SvelteKit SaaS boilerplate. 🚀KitForStartups is a starter kit for building and shipping fast, secure, and scalable full stack SaaS applications with SvelteKit and TypeScript. If you already found yourself in a situation where you were:Trying to set up various authentication systems (email/password, social logins, OAuth, etc.)Scratching your head over how to structure… Read more
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Linux Foundation launches infrastructure-as-code
Linux Foundation announced that the OpenTofu project is coming under its wing. Previously code-named OpenTF, OpenTofu aims to create an open, community-driven successor to the Hashicorp Terraform infrastructure-as-code technology, under a neutral governance model. Infrastructure-as-code enables organizations to define how data center infrastructure should be configured and deployed in a repeatable, programmatic approach. In recent… Read more
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EU fines Intel $400 M for blocking AMD access
The European Commission has fined Intel $400 million (€376 million) for hindering competitors’ access to the market through naked restrictions between 2002 and 2007. The fine comes after a long-running antitrust court battle dating back to 2009 when the Commission initially fined Intel a record $1.13 billion for abuse of dominance. While some of Intel’s… Read more
