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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)?
Google is releasing Chrome OS Flex today, a new version of Chrome OS that’s designed for businesses and schools to install and run on old PCs and Macs. From a report: Google first started testing Chrome OS Flex earlier this year in an early access prev… Continue reading Google’s Chrome OS Flex is Now Available for Old PCs and Macs
We’re a couple of months out from Apple officially rolling out the next major versions of its various operating systems. However, you can try out iOS 16, iPadOS 16, watchOS 9, macOS Ventura and tvOS 16 right now. Apple has released a public beta, a few… Continue reading Apple’s iOS 16, macOS Ventura and watchOS 9 Public Betas Are Ready To Download
RISC OS, the operating system of the original Arm computer, the Acorn Archimedes, is still very much alive — and doing relatively well for its age. The Register reports: In June 1987, Acorn launched the Archimedes A305 and A310, starting at $982 and r… Continue reading RISC OS: 35-Year-Old Original ARM OS Is Alive and Well
Ever wondered what it would take to roll your own OS? [Sebastian]’s Snowdrop OS might just provide you with some insight into that process, and maybe even some inspiration. [Sebastian] …read more Continue reading Homebrew an OS From Scratch? Snowdrop Shows How It’s Done
An anonymous reader shares an excerpt from an opinion piece via The Register, written by longtime technology reporter and Linux enthusiast Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Recently, The Register’s Liam Proven wrote tongue in cheek about the most annoying des… Continue reading ‘I Love the Linux Desktop, But That Doesn’t Mean I Don’t See Its Problems All Too Well’
Older iPads with the Apple A7- and A8-based chips may soon be able to run Linux. “Developer Konrad Dybcio and a Linux enthusiast going by “quaack723” have collaborated to get Linux kernel version 5.18 booting on an old iPad Air 2, a major feat for a de… Continue reading Older iPads May Soon Be Able To Run Linux