Following below is an attempt to setup Hyprland with ML4W Dotfiles 2.9.9.3 (Stephan Raabe) on Fedora 43 Beta . Several Copr repositories , which may be easily detected via command `dnf5 repolist` , will be automatically activated.First step would be add the repository using using remote-add and installing com.ml4w.dotfilesinstaller . . .

Version
2.15.0 of libxml2 has
been released. Notable changes include the disabling of Python
bindings by default, using Doxygen to generate API documentation, as
well as bringing HTML serialization and handling of character
encodings more in line with the HTML5 specification.

Nick Wellnhofer has also announced
that he is stepping down as libxml2 maintainer, and Iván Chavero has
volunteered
to take over. LWN covered libxml2 in
June.

When recently carrying out the Windows 11 25H2 vs. Ubuntu Linux benchmarks I also ended up carrying out some Llama.cpp AI benchmarks as the first time exploring the AI inferencing performance between Windows and Linux for both CPU and GPU-accelerated deployments. Here are those results for exploring the Llama.cpp performance between Windows and Linux with different large language models.

Typst is a program for document
typesetting. It is especially well-suited to technical material
incorporating elements such as mathematics, tables, and floating
figures. It produces high-quality results, comparable to the gold standard,
LaTeX, with a simpler markup
system and easier customization, all while compiling documents
more quickly. Typst is free software, Apache-2.0 licensed, and is written in Rust.

Systemd
v258 has been released with a long list of new features and
changes; slice units now have basic workload management features,
quotas for tmpfs have been added, the “systemctl start”
command now has a verbose (-v) option, and more. This release
also, finally, completely removes support for control groups v1
support. LWN covered
some of systemd v258’s features and changes in August.

Fedora 43 Beta is out. You can now upgrade to Fedora 43 from Fedora 42!

In October, consumer versions of Windows 10 will
stop receiving security updates. Many users who would ordinarily move
to the next version are blocked by Windows 11’s hardware
requirements unless they are willing to buy a newer PC. The “End of 10” campaign is an effort to
convince those users to switch to Linux rather than sticking with an
end-of-life operating system or buying a new Windows system. At
Akademy 2025, Dr. Joseph De Veaugh-Geiss,
Bettina Louis, Carolina Silva Rodé, and Nicole Teale discussed their
work on the campaign, its progress so far, and what’s next.

Yesterday I was invited along with a small group of others to try out the AMD Instinct MI355X accelerator down in Austin, Texas. The AMD Instinct MI355X is fully supported with the newly-released AMD ROCm 7.0…

Microsoft released Azure Linux 3.0.20250910 as the newest version of this in-house Linux distribution used by Azure and other services. Azure Linux 3.0 has long been using the Linux 6.6 LTS kernel while now Linux 6.12 LTS is a new option focused on providing better hardware enablement support…

Former head of Kubuntu and neon says adiós after 25 yearsSad news for KDE: one of the core people guiding the project for the whole century so far has left the building.…

Linux systems provide a variety of system services (process management, login, syslog, cron, etc.) and network services (remote login, email, printers, web hosting, data storage, file transfer, DNS, DHCP, and more).

Technically, a service is a daemon — a process or group of processes running in the background, waiting to respond to client requests.

Modern Linux distributions use systemd as the default system and service manager. With the systemctl command, you can easily list, start, stop, restart, enable, or disable services.

The post How to List Running Services in Linux (systemctl Examples) appeared first on Linux Today.

A patch making it to a TIP Git branch this week adds Linux kernel support for detecting the FreeBSD Bhyve hypervisor, which will become important with today’s growing server CPU counts…

Mike Blumenkrantz of Valve’s Linux graphics team is the one who has been driving the development forward on Mesa’s Zink OpenGL-on-Vulkan driver. While traditionally focused on getting OpenGL games running over Zink, recently he has taken to optimizing Zink for workstation graphics…

Quick guide to hide applications, plugins, and other items that shouldn’t appear in the KDE Plasma menu.

Confused by APT, DNF, PACMAN, or Zypper? This guide explains the default package managers of various Linux distributions.

The BeOS-inspired Haiku open-source operating system project published a new blog post to outline some of their latest development activity. One of the areas they have been focusing on in the performance department has been for addressing much slower git status performance compared to Linux…

Overnight the AMD ROCm 7.0 release tags began appearing within the public Git repositories. Now AMD ROCm 7.0 is officially released as a very significant step forward for AMD’s open-source GPU compute stack for better competing against NVIDIA’s CUDA ecosystem…

IBASE Technology has introduced the IBR500, a 3.5-inch single board computer built around MediaTek Genio processors. The compact design is aimed at embedded and edge applications that prioritize low power consumption and efficient use of space. The board integrates the MediaTek Genio 700 (MT8390) at up to 2.2 GHz or the Genio 510 (MT8370) at […]

Mastercard, American Express, Coinbase, and PayPal sign up at launchGoogle has given the go-ahead to a plan that lets AI agents make purchases on your behalf and, on Tuesday, released its Agent Payments Protocol (AP2) to make it happen. The system comes with touted safeguards that are intended to prevent thieves from draining bank accounts.…

Sparky semi-rolling 2025.09 “Tiamat” is out with Linux kernel 6.16, GCC 15, Calamares 3.4, and Debian “Forky” testing base.