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Samsung has confirmed the first third-party smart TV makers to ship with its Tizen operating system (OS), with several manufacturers preparing to launch Tizen-powered TVs this year across Europe and Australasia. From a report: Tizen, for the uninitiate… Continue reading Samsung Seeks Smart TV Growth With First Tizen OS Licensing Deals
A new version of a quarter-century-old window manager shows that there’s still room for improvement and innovation, even in established, mature tools. The Register reports: IceWM is […] a traditional stacking window manager allowing you to open, move… Continue reading IceWM Reaches Version 3 After a Mere 25 Years
“This Monday, the first set of patches to enable Rust support and tooling was merged for Linux 6.1,” writes Slashdot reader sabian2008, sharing an update from longtime kernel developer Kees Cook: The tree has a recent base, but has fundamentally been i… Continue reading Basic Rust Support Merged For Upcoming Linux 6.1
Apple is bringing Stage Manager, a new multitasking system exclusive to iPads with the M1 chip, to a number of older devices. Engadget reports: Probably the biggest change Apple announced with iPadOS 16 earlier this year is Stage Manager, a totally new… Continue reading The Latest iPadOS 16 Beta Brings Stage Manager To Older iPad Pro Models
The kingdom of Google’s third major operating system, Fuchsia, is growing a little wider today. ArsTechnica: 9to5Google reports Google completed the rollout of Fuchsia to the Google Nest Hub Max. Along with the original Nest Hub/Google Home Hub, that p… Continue reading Google’s Fuchsia OS is Taking Over Smart Displays, Now on Its Second Device
An anonymous reader shares a report: While mostly of benefit to server administrators with large fleets of hardware, Linux 6.1 aims to make it easier to help spot problematic CPUs/cores by reporting the likely socket and core when a segmentation fault … Continue reading Linux 6.1 Will Make It A Bit Easier To Help Spot Faulty CPUs
Linux creator Linus Torvalds has announced the first release candidate for the Linux kernel version 6.0, but he says the major number change doesn’t signify anything especially different about this release. ZDNet: While there is nothing fundamentally d… Continue reading Linux 6.0 Arrives With Performance Improvements and More Rust Coming
Version 9.3 of NetBSD is here, able to run on very low-end systems and with that authentic early-1990s experience. The Register reports: Version 9.3 comes some 15 months after NetBSD 9.2 and boasts new and updated drivers, improved hardware support, in… Continue reading NetBSD 9.3: A 2022 OS That Can Run On Late-1980s Hardware
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In April ZDNet called its beta “the cutest Linux distro you’ll ever use,” praising the polished “incredible elegance” of Debian-based Cutefish OS, with its uncluttered, MacOS-like “Cutefish DE” desktop.
But now CutefishOS.com times out, with at least… Continue reading Can a Fork Save Cutefish OS (or Its Desktop)?