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The Latest Breaking News from Linux

Linux is cool now - but why?

A new study shows that Linux growth is increasing, and there’s plenty of reason to put it on your enterprise devices.

TechRadar

Thousands of Linux routers infected by AVrecon malware to build botnet

This malware has been targeting small-office and home-office routers for more than two years undetected.

TechRadar

Linux Hits All-Time High of 3% of Desktop PC Share After 30 Years

After 30 years on the market, Linux remains a distant underdog behind Windows and MacOS.

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Intel Is Already Building Linux Audio Drivers For Lunar Lake

Intel is reportedly building audio drivers for Linux for its upcoming Lunar Lake CPUs that will arrive next year.

Tom’s Hardware

How to install Fedora on WSL for Windows 10 and Windows 11

WSL defaults to Ubuntu but there's plenty of alternatives out there. Here's what you need to know about using Fedora.

Windows Central

Running Linux On The ROG Ally Doesn't Help Battery Life

The ROG Ally was tested under Linux to see if it was any better or worse compared to the Steam Deck, which also runs Linux. Sadly, the ROG Ally exhibited the same behavior as on Windows, with good performance but poor power efficiency.

Tom’s Hardware

Zynthian 5 is a standalone, open-source music-making device that contains 50 synth engines and 100s of effects

A Linux-based box that you can build, upgrade, hack and repair yourself

MusicRadar

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Valve just proved the Steam Deck is still unchallenged by its rivals — here's why

Valve's Steam Deck has rivals chasing its popularity, but a recent rare discount to its price proved there's nothing to worry about for the current portable PC champion.

Windows Central

Chinese Researchers Used AI to Design RISC-V CPU in Under 5 Hours

A wholly AI-designed RISC-V CPU was created from scratch in five hours and booted Linux, performing on par with an i486.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel Devs Working On Meteor Lake-S Linux Code

Intel driver updates made to the Linux 6.5 kernel this morning confirm that Intel's driver development team is still working on Meteor Lake S Linux support, even though Raptor Lake Refresh is right around the corner.

Tom’s Hardware

There's now a Linux version of this dangerous VMware ransomware

This ransomware is looking to target more devices as it encrypts files and demands huge sums of money.

TechRadar

Microsoft uncovers cryptojacking ploy used to breach Linux devices

Microsoft recently discovered a new campaign being leveraged by attackers to breach and access Linux-based and IoT devices. The attackers are using a technique called cryptojacking to lure unsuspecting users to their traps.

Windows Central

This Mac II Emulator Runs on Pocket C.H.I.P.

Paul Rickards, aka Biosrhythm, shows off how to set up Mac II emulator Mini VMac on a portable PocketCHIP board.

Tom’s Hardware

Windows probably wouldn't have saved Stadia but Google tried it anyway

A new report details how Google actually tried running Stadia's servers on Windows, but cost and inflexibility ultimately ruled it out.

Windows Central

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New Intel Arc Driver Delivers 11% Gaming Boost in Linux

Intel Arc Linux graphics driver with Mesa 23.2 code tweak delivers 11% faster gaming in CS:GO.

Android Central

Xulu XR1 micro PC review

The Xulu XR1 Max is a Ryzen 7 micro form factor PC that runs Photoshop and plays your games.

TechRadar

Microsoft uncovers savage new cyberattacks hitting Linux and IoT devices

Hackers are brute forcing their way into Linux and IoT devices to deploy cryptomining malware, Microsoft finds.

Tom’s Guide

Minisforum Neptune HX99G review

This AMD-powered mini PC delivers a ton of performance in a small footprint that’s ideal for 1080p gaming, especially if you don’t want your gaming PC to take up too much space.

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Linux servers are being infected with a dangerous new malware

Poorly managed Linux servers are an easy opportunity for threat actors to deploy malware, so patch up.

Windows Central

How to play FIFA 23 on Steam Deck: SteamOS and Windows options

Running FIFA 23 on your Steam Deck isn't as straightforward as it could be, but virtual football fans can still play it on Valve's portable PC with a few steps.

Tom’s Hardware

Dev Boots Linux 292,612 Times to Find Intel, AMD Kernel Bug

A developer has shared a blog post about finding and fixing an infrequent but replicable Linux boot bug.

Inverse

Apple's Secret Weapon to Getting PC Games on Mac

The truism that Macs can't play real PC games could be on the verge of changing thanks to the new Game Porting Toolkit in macOS Sonoma that lets developers easily port over DirectX 12-compatible PC games. Hobbyists have already gotten Grand Theft Auto V, Diablo IV, Cyberpunk 2077, and more…

Windows Central

Here's how a Raspberry Pi, iPhone, Surface Duo, and Linux device can use the same code to render videos

Developers can now reuse code from their Windows apps to play media on Linux and the web.

Tom’s Hardware

Russian 'Anti-Sanctions PC' Powered by New Skif Processor

Russian "anti-sanctions PC" uses Skif processor, Alt Linux OS, and domestic hardware to dodge sanctions.

PC Gamer

Diablo 4 and Cyberpunk 2077 now run on a Mac with Apple's new game compatibility toolkit

Apple's new tools appear reminiscent of Valve's Proton compatibility layer for Linux and the Steam Deck.

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