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14 of the best plugins and DAWs you can use on Linux

We continue our adventure into the world of Linux-based music-making with a round-up of the best Linux-friendly software tools

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Never was so much owed by so many to so few - a look at the unheralded heroes of the open source world

A tribute to the unknown warriors of open source.

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Intel Core Ultra 7 155H and AMD Ryzen 7 7840U have an iGPU-bound benchmarking rematch in Linux

The Intel Core Ultra 7 155H gets benchmarked under Linux against the Ryzen 7 7840U and the Core i7 1280P, revealing significant improvements over past-generation iGPU architecture.

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AMD's Ryzen mobile chips beat Intel's new Meteor Lake in Linux benchmarks — Ryzen 7 7840U and Intel Core Ultra 7 155H go head-to-head

The Intel Core Ultra 7 155H was tested against the AMD Ryzen 7 7840U by Phoronix in a gauntlet of over 300 CPU benchmarks. The Core 7 was tested with an Acer Swift Go 14, and the Ryzen 7 with a Framework laptop.

Tom’s Hardware

Microsoft's new Windows AI Studio developer tool... makes you install Linux to use it

New AI developer tool does all the computation locally on your Windows machine, so long as you’ve installed Linux.

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How to zip a folder in Linux

This how-to guide takes you through the process of zipping files using the Ubuntu distro's user-friendly Files application and delves into the Linux command line interface for advanced users.

Tom’s Guide

To use the new Windows AI Studio tool, you must first install Linux. No, it's not a joke

Microsoft has released the new Windows AI Studio extension for VS Code, but the first requirement is to install Linux. Really?

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How to find CPU information in Linux

Explore four simple methods, including Ubuntu settings and Linux commands, to unveil crucial details about your CPU.

Tom’s Guide

How to add users in Linux

Explore the advantages of adding new users to a Linux system, from bolstering security to optimizing resource usage. This how-to guide provides step-by-step instructions on using Linux commands to set up user accounts.

Tom’s Guide

Linux patch drops support for 17-year-old Intel 'Carillo Ranch' motherboards because they don't seem to exist

Linux patch removes 17-year-old drivers for Intel's Carillo Ranch motherboards — which seem to have never come to market.

Tom’s Hardware

How to find a file in Linux

Discover the art of finding files in Linux with our comprehensive guide, whether you prefer the familiar terrain of Ubuntu's file explorer or the Command Line thrill.

Tom’s Guide

How to rename a file in Linux

Learn the art of file renaming in Linux with our comprehensive guide.

Tom’s Guide

How to remove a directory in Linux

Explore the essential skills to remove directories in Linux effortlessly and discover the core principles for efficient file management.

Tom’s Guide

A whole new kind of Linux malware has been found in the wild

Linux Remote Access Trojan identified after two years under the radar, currently targeting telecomms in Thailand.

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The screen you least (most?) want to see is coming to Linux

The ‘Blue Screen of Death' actually has a point to it, let’s not forget - and now Linux users will get to "enjoy" it too.

TechRadar

This Bluetooth security flaw could be used to hijack Apple and Linux devices

There is a way to trick a device into thinking it is paired with a new Bluetooth keyboard, with Apple users most at risk.

Tom’s Hardware

Linux gets its own Blue Screen of Death, and it seems more helpful than the one on Windows

Linux users can now enjoy BSODs just like Windows users, with the added benefit of being able to check crash log messages and QR codes.

Tom’s Hardware

Linux kernel support is being improved for PowKiddy X55, a cheap ARM gaming handheld

Patches for the mainline Linux kernel have added support for the PowKiddy X55, a sub-$200 ARM gaming handheld.

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Intel's unreleased Emerald Rapids CPU impresses in leaked benchmarks — 48-core chips deliver big gains over Sapphire Rapids predecessors

Leaked benchmarks of the upcoming Xeon Platinum 8551C and 8558P (Emerald Rapids) processors have emerged.

Tom’s Hardware

World's first all-AMD Linux gaming laptop debuts — Tuxedo Sirius 16 has octa-core Ryzen 7 7840HS Zen 4 and RX 7600M XT Navi 33 GPU

The Sirius 16 is perhaps the first gaming laptop to ship with Linux, equipped with impressive hardware from AMD's latest mobile Ryzen CPU and Radeon GPU.

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Fingerprint authentication is surprisingly easy to bypass - researchers find critical vulnerabilities in Windows Hello

Your fingerprint may be secure, but the Windows device storing it might not be...

Tom’s Hardware

TikTok parent company used AI to optimize Linux kernel, boosting performance and efficiency

TikTok developer ByteDance used AI and machine learning to optimize the Linux kernel, improving it in a variety of areas.

Tom’s Hardware

Linux GPU Driver for Intel Lunar Lake Chip Adds CMRR Variable Refresh Rate Feature

CMRR is a variation of variable refresh rate (VRR) technology that's coming with Lunar Lake's integrated graphics.

Windows Central

ChatGPT's new code interpreting tool could become a hacker's paradise. Here's how.

OpenAI recently debuted a new tool called Code Interpreter, designed to make the coding process more accessible and seamless for users. The tool writes Python code by leveraging AI capabilities and runs it in a sandboxed environment. And while this is an incredible feat, the sandboxed environment bit is a…

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Amazon Set To Move On From Google’s Android As Software Foundation for Fire TV Devices

Amazon has quietly been working on its own Linux-based software OS, codenamed ‘Vega,’ to run smart TVs, streaming sticks, smart displays and other gadgets

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