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Ubuntu 25.04 “Plucky Puffin” is now available, with Linux kernel 6.14, GNOME 48, and an improved installer and boot experience.
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The best kind of Hackaday posts are the ones where there was some insurmountable problem with an elegant solution devised through deep analysis of the problem and creativity. This is …read more Continue reading Linux Fu: Stopping a Runaway
An occasional series of mine on these pages has been Daily Drivers, in which I try out operating systems from the point of view of using them for my everyday …read more Continue reading Jenny’s (Not Quite) Daily Drivers: Raspberry Pi 1
Fedora has proposed a major change for its upcoming version 43 release that aims to achieve 99% package reproducibility, addressing growing concerns about supply-chain security. According to the change proposal announced March 31, Fedora has already re… Continue reading Fedora Targets 99% Package Reproducibility by October
Packed with real-world scenarios, hands-on techniques, and insights into widely used tools, the third edition of the bestselling Ultimate Kali Linux Book offers a practical path to learning penetration testing with Kali Linux. About the author Glen D. … Continue reading Review: The Ultimate Kali Linux Book, Third Edition
The phones most of us carry around in our pockets every day hold a surprising amount of computing power. It’s somewhat taken for granted now that we can get broadband …read more Continue reading Self-Hosting a Cluster on Old Phones
It was long-time Slashdot reader uninet who argued “Apple Needs a Snow Sequoia.” (That is, Apple needs an upgrade to MacOS Sequoia that’s like it’s earlier “Snow Leopard” upgrade to “Leopard” OS — an upgrade that’s “all about how little it added … Continue reading Forget ‘Snow Sequoia’. Now I’m Cheering for Better Linux Hardware
We’ve seen a Linux-based operating system made to run on some widely varying pieces of hardware over the years, but [Dimity Grinberg]’s latest project may be one of the most …read more Continue reading 8 Pins For Linux
Software engineer and longtime Slashdot reader, Dmitry Grinberg (dmitrygr), shares a recent project they’ve been working on: “an interactive-speed Linux on a tiny board you can easily build with only 3 8-pin chips”: There was a time when one could orde… Continue reading An Interactive-Speed Linux Computer Made of Only 3 8-Pin Chips
“The big set of open-source graphics driver updates for Linux 6.15 have been merged,” writes Phoronix, “but Linux creator Linus Torvalds isn’t particularly happy with the pull request.”
The new “hdrtest” code is for the Intel Xe kernel driver and is a… Continue reading Linus Torvalds Gently Criticizes Build-Slowing Testing Code Left in Linux 6.15-rc1