Linux 6.15 resolves Turbostat's incompatibility with high core count systems, now supporting up to 8,192 cores.

Linux kernel 6.15 RC1 is now available, with a significant amount of new code and updates across various kernel subsystems.

The latest Linux kernel 6.14 is now available as an opt-in option for Proxmox VE 8 via the pve-no-subscription or pvetest ...

Chinese chip designer Loongson, whose products have been promoted by China’s government, has teased two new designs that will ...

Ubuntu 25.04 brings the 6.14 kernel, an upgraded software stack, and updated apps. GNOME 48 brings new HDR settings, a ...

NVIDIA’s open-source NOVA driver, developed using the Rust programming language, has been submitted for inclusion in the upcoming Linux 6.15 kernel. This marks a significant advancement in the ...

Yesterday's announcement of the new MediaTek Kompanio Ultra was a big deal in the Chromebook world, but the more I've sat ...

Overclocking your Samsung Galaxy’s Quantum Processor can boost performance for gaming and intensive tasks. However, it may lead to overheating and reduced battery life, so proceed with caution. Before ...

Pyromaniac provides 64-bit and 32-bit RISC OS environments, including a desktop. It was developed by Gerph, who among many ...

The Linux 6.14 kernel promises performance improvements for Windows apps under Wine and for direct I/O. It appeared one day ...

In short, the Linux kernel 6.14 represents a major step forward in Linux's evolution, offering a robust set of features that ...

Linux Kernel 6.14 has been officially released, bringing notable performance improvements and expanded hardware support for AMD, Intel, and RISC- ...