The T2 Linux team has release today T2 Linux SDE 25.4, codenamed “It Only Does Everything”, delivering a massive update for this highly portable source-based Linux distribution.

The GCC 15.1 compiler release is expected in the coming weeks as the first stable version of GCC 15 as this annual GNU Compiler Collection release. As we approach the finish line, some last minute changes were merged for the AMD Zen 5 “znver5” CPU target…

Today, the Manjaro Linux team announced the release and general availability of Manjaro 25.0 (codename Zetar) as the latest stable release for this Arch Linux-based distribution featuring Xfce, GNOME, and KDE Plasma flavors.

The Metis Compute Board is a compact single-board computer designed for AI applications requiring high computational performance at the edge. Built around the ARM-based RK3588 processor, it integrates the Metis AIPU for AI acceleration and features up to 16 GB of RAM, dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, and GPIO support. The board incorporates the Rockchip RK3588 […]

Adding to the busy week of Linux distribution releases from Ubuntu 25.04 to Manjaro 25.04 and Fedora 42, TrueNAS 25.04 debuted today as a major step forward for this open enterprise storage platform…

Learn how to use the Linux cut command to extract text by fields, characters, or bytes with real-world examples and tips.

Following the recent benchmarking of Ubuntu Server 25.04 in its near final state compared to prior Ubuntu Linux releases, I turned my attention to Fedora Server 42. On the same AMD EPYC 9005 “Turin” server I carried out some comparison benchmarks of Fedora Server 42 compared to the prior Fedora Server 41 and other Linux distribution releases for seeing how Fedora 42 is competing with other Linux distributions on this 5th Gen AMD EPYC dual socket server.

Version
25.0 (“Zetar”) of the Arch-based Manjaro Linux
distribution is now available. This release includes Linux kernel 6.12,
GNOME 48, KDE 6.3, Xfce 4.18, and more.

The Fedora Project has announced
the release of Fedora Linux 42, with “what’s new” articles for Fedora Workstation
and Fedora KDE Plasma Desktop. There
is also a last-minute warning about the live media for the release:

We discovered a problem with the Live boot media at the last
minute, and since the release was already out of the airlock, we can’t
do much about it. It doesn’t damage anything, but is annoying: just
booting the Live media adds an unexpected entry to the UEFI boot
loader even when Fedora Linux 42 is not installed to the local
system.

This is primarily a concern when you are dual-booting with a
different operating system, or if you’re just running the Live image
and not intending to actually install.

See the release
notes for more information, and LWN’s coverage of
Fedora 42.

Fedora Linux 42 has been released with many
incremental improvements and updates. In this development cycle, the KDE Plasma Desktop
has finally gotten a promotion from a spin to an
edition, the new web-based
user interface for the Anaconda installer makes its debut, and the
Wayland-ification of Fedora continues apace. In all it is a solid
release with lots of polish.

With the newest Mesa 25.1-devel Git code merged today the Panfrost Gallium3D and PanVK Vulkan drivers for Arm Mali open-source graphics are supporting Mali 5th Gen gen 1 (v12) and gen 2 (v13) devices…

The Fedora Project released today Fedora Linux 42 as the latest stable version of this powerful, Red Hat-sponsored distribution for the masses, featuring some of the latest and greatest GNU/Linux technologies.

Fastfetch 0.40 system information tool is out now, featuring improved GPU info for AMD, Intel, and Nvidia on Windows, plus better Wi-Fi detection on FreeBSD systems.

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As Linux users, we often rely on our go-to commands ls, grep, awk, sed, and find – to get things done. But Linux has a treasure trove of lesser-known commands that can save time, automate tasks, and simplify workflows.

In this article, we’ll explore a collection of underrated yet powerful Linux commands that deserve more attention.

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Explore the cutting-edge warp terminal equipped with AI capabilities for Linux. Get step-by-step instructions on installation and usage to boost your workflow.

The post A Modern Warp Terminal With AI Features on Linux (Install + Use) appeared first on Linux Today.

Discover how the Linux Kernel effectively manages CVE security issues, ensuring robust protection and timely updates for a secure computing environment.

The post How Linux Kernel Deals With Tracking CVE Security Issues appeared first on Linux Today.

Red Hat unveils Konveyor AI and Developer Hub 1.5, bringing AI-powered modernization and enhanced developer experience to enterprise software development.

The post Red Hat Arms Developers With AI-Powered Migration Tools appeared first on Linux Today.

Fedora 42 is out today as a fabulous update to this prominent leading-edge Linux distribution sponsored by Red Hat. I’ve been running Fedora 42 on several systems already — including upgrading my main production system to it — and it’s been working out very well. Fedora 42 is packed full of new features and software updates making it a great H1’2025 Linux operating system release…

If you want to convert a PDF to Markdown format (while keeping the images), this guide will show you how to do it using poppler-utils and pandoc, two powerful open-source tools used for document processing.

PipeWire 1.4.2 multimedia framework fixes MIDI CPU issues, improves pw-cat streaming, and resolves crashes.