Morse Micro and Gateworks Corporation have partnered to bring Wi-Fi HaLow (IEEE 802.11ah) to industrial environments. In collaboration with Silex Technology, they offer a hardware and software ecosystem for long-range, low-power, and secure wireless networking across manufacturing, energy, and transportation sectors. Wi-Fi HaLow operates in the sub-GHz frequency band, offering a communication range of over […]

Fastfetch 2.45 system information tool adds support for OnePlus devices, new GPU vendors, KDE version detection on BSDs, and more.

So, why is Marco Fioretti’s column running on Friday instead of Monday? Because The Donald and Elon had a spat, and he couldn’t wait to tell you what he thinks about it.

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New AMD code merged today to the mainline Linux 6.16 kernel that’s in-development is the introduction of the AMD-SBI driver/subsystem for primarily benefiting EPYC server platforms. AMD-SBI is for their Side-Band Interface also known as the Advanced Platform Management Link (APML)…

Merged today to Mesa 25.2 is an adjustment for the Intel “ANV” open-source Vulkan driver to help with Direct3D games running under Linux with Valve’s Steam Play via Proton + VKD3D…

Linux system administrators have seen remarkable salary growth leading into 2025, with the increasing reliance on Linux in enterprise IT and emerging technologies driving up demand significantly. The current average salary of $80,000 annually represents not just a number, but a reflection of how critical Linux expertise has become in today’s technology landscape. This growth trajectory has been consistent and purposeful, supported by the fundamental role Linux plays in cloud computing, containerization, and modern DevOps practices.

Installation was performed via paru, preinstalled on CachyOS 053025 (Gnome 48.2 as DM). Notice that GDM is also able to switch between CachyOS KDE Plasma DE and Hyprland with ML4W 2.9.8.6 Dotfiles DE with no issues .

Last month Intel software engineers began posting Linux enablement patches for Wildcat Lake. Some of those first patches were merged for Linux 6.16 while more work is forthcoming. Posted yesterday for the first time on the Linux kernel mailing list was enabling the NPU accelerator support for Wildcat Lake…

Our look at the popular Dutch Linux distribution EndeavourOS reveals an impressive distro that’s both easy to use and powerful enough for experienced users—thanks to its Arch Linux foundation.

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The Document Foundation announced today the general availability of LibreOffice 25.2.4 as the fourth maintenance update to the latest LibreOffice 25.2 office suite series with more bug fixes.

Nyxt is an unusual web
browser that tries to answer the question, “what if Emacs was a
good web browser?”. Nyxt is not an Emacs package, but a full
web browser written in Common Lisp and available under the BSD
three-clause license. Its target audience is developers who want a
browser that is keyboard-driven and extensible; Nyxt is also developed
for Linux first, rather than Linux being an afterthought or just a
sliver of its audience. The philosophy (as described in its FAQ)
behind the project is that users should be able to customize all of
the browser’s functionality.

Discover what the end of standard support for Ubuntu 20.04 LTS means for users. Learn about upgrade options and continued security updates.

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The Netdev
0x19 conference was held in Zagreb, Croatia from March 10
through March 13. The organizers announced
today that the videos and slides for all sessions are now
online. Topics from the conference include IRQ suspension, the future
of SO_TIMESTAMPING, remote TCP connection offloading, and
more.

The PHP development team announces the immediate availability of PHP8.4.8.

Just a few days after the FEX 2506 release for that open-source emulator enabling x86_64 binaries to run on ARM64 (AArch64) hosts, Box64 is out with its newest feature update for this open-source project with similar goals…

The Microsofters very well know that doing it from another continent has advantages. It can complicate matters and add more bureaucratic layers. We cannot have cops dispatched to their home and they can hide in various states, so enforcing British law against them is harder (it’s asymmetric!)

The 6.16 kernel will include a number of changes to how the kernel handles
the processing of core dumps for crashed processes. Christian Brauner explained
his reasons for doing this work as: “Because I’m a clown and also I had
it with all the CVEs because we provide a **** API for userspace“. The
handling of core dumps has indeed been a constant source of
vulnerabilities; with luck, the 6.16 work will result in rather fewer of
them in the future.

While the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ Strix Halo SoCs have a nice out-of-the-box experience with modern Linux distributions for the Radeon 8050S and Radeon 8060S graphics, if going for the recently-released Linux 6.15 kernel there are some performance gains to enjoy as well as if opting for the latest Mesa 25.2 development code for the latest RadeonSI OpenGL and RADV Vulkan driver support…

Following all of the Linux kernel graphics driver features merged last week for the Linux 6.16 kernel, sent out this morning were the initial batch of fixes to the Direct Rendering Manager (DRM) code. Besides fixes to these graphics / display / accelerator drivers, there is one new feature: the AMDKFD kernel compute driver can now be enabled on RISC-V systems…

The many PCI subsystem changes have been merged for the in-development Linux 6.16 merge window…