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Firefox 146 Is Out with Native Support for Fractional Scaled Displays on Wayland
Firefox 146 open-source web browser is now available for download with various new features and improvements. Here's what's new!
Ventoy 1.1.08 Adds Support for FreeBSD 15.0
Ventoy 1.1.08, an open-source tool for creating a bootable USB drive to load multiple ISO files, now supports FreeBSD 15.0.
Radxa Rock 5T Review: A Powerful ARM Single Board Computer
It has been a while since I've done hardware reviews. Hopefully, some of you may recall the article 'Rock Pi 4 and Android TV'. Since the Rock Pi 4, by Radxa, there have been a few newer boards. In this article, I will cover the Rock 5T board. Specifications There is a lot of hardware on this board. This is a major update to the Rock Pi 4. Let's look at some of the hardware specs in the Rockchip RK3588... https://www.linux.org/threads/radxa-rock-5t-review-a-powerful-arm-single-board-computer.57752/
Meson 1.10 Build System Adds OS/2 Support, Experimental C++ "import std"
Meson 1.10 is out today as the newest feature release for this popular cross-platform build system...
5 free and open source card games on Linux
Linux gaming isn't just about getting Elden Ring to run—sometimes you just want to play solitaire without ads.
This Could Be The Linux Phone We All Have Been Waiting For
The Jolla Phone returns over a decade after the original 2013 launch.
Firefox 146 Now Available With Native Fractional Scaling On Wayland
The Mozilla Firefox 146.0 release binaries are now available with a very exciting improvement for Linux users relying on Wayland...
Hurray! This German State Decides to Save €15 Million Each Year By Kicking Out Microsoft for Open Source
Schleswig-Holstein's migration to LibreOffice reaches 80% completion, with a one-time €9 million investment on cards for 2026.
Intel Arc B580 vs. AMD Radeon RX 9000 vs. NVIDIA RTX 50 Series For Llama.cpp Vulkan Performance
Recently there were Phoronix benchmarks looking at the Intel Battlemage GPU compute performance since last year when the Arc B580 graphics card launched as well as the OpenGL and Vulkan graphics performance for the B580 on Linux since launch. There was much progress on the open-source Intel Linux graphics drivers at large this year but especially for Battlemage. Following that a Phoronix Premium reader asked about seeing some fresh Llama.cpp AI benchmarks with its Vulkan back-end now for the Arc B580 compared to competing AMD and NVIDIA graphics cards. Here are those benchmarks as requested.
Early Benchmarks Of Linux 6.19 Git Raising Some Concerns
While just half-way through the Linux 6.19 merge window, over the weekend I began running some benchmarks of the current Linux 6.19 Git state compared to Linux 6.18 LTS stable. There are some minor performance improvements to note in a few of the tests on the first system I tested but also some regressions at this very early pre-RC1 state of the Linux 6.19 kernel...
AMD Working On Push-Based Load Balancing For Linux To Further Enhance Performance
One of the new Linux engineering initiatives out of AMD is working to further enhance Linux performance on today's large core count systems by introducing push-based load balancing...
Easily Install Binaries in Linux Terminal With This Tool
Easy way to get binaries from GitHub repositories and install the applications. Learn more about eget.
How Vivaldi Workspaces Turn Tabs Into Organized Projects
Instead of one long row of tiny tabs, Workspaces in Vivaldi let you keep related tabs together as projects, and sync those setups across your devices when you need them. The post How Vivaldi Workspaces Turn Tabs Into Organized Projects appeared first on FOSS Force.
[$] An open seat on the TAB
As has been recently announced, nominations are open for the 2025 Linux Foundation Technical Advisory Board (TAB) elections. I am one of the TAB members whose term is coming to an end, but I have decided that, after 18 years on the board, I will not be seeking re-election; instead, I will step aside and make room for a fresh voice. My time on the TAB has been rewarding, and I will be sad to leave; the TAB has an important role to play in the functioning of the kernel community.