… Being an immutable OS, you can't mess up the core OS even if you try. As a new Linux user, you'll be tempted to copy and paste code snippets found online whenever you're stuck, but the immutability prevents you from making serious blunders. …
… In a new commit that has been merged with Linux 7.3, Zijlstra confirmed that they've fixed some issues with how Linux handles scheduling: "Series to 'flatten the pick': improve cgroup scheduling, which has always been problematic and painful, which has caused various scheduling misbehavior such as … …
… What used to be a pain for Linux users is now moot thanks to just how far Proton has come. To be able to fire up the latest and most demanding PC games on Linux without experiencing performance or visual issues is easily taken for granted. …
… It's a $3,800 AI workstation running Arm Linux with 6,144 CUDA cores the same count as an RTX 5070 and 128GB of unified memory. …
… Windows Subsystem for Linux See at Github
… You even get a Windows license, which will come in handy even if you prefer to run Linux in your home lab. …
… Max+ 395 Max+ PRO 495 Max PRO 490 Max PRO 485 Cores Threads 16 32 16 32 12 24 8 16 CPU Clock Up to 5.1 GHz Up to 5.1 GHz Up to 5.0 GHz Up to 5.0 GHz Cache 80 MB 80 MB 76 MB 40 MB GPU Radeon 8060S 40 CUs Radeon 8065S 40 CUs Radeon 8050S 32 CUs Radeon 8050S 32 CUs TDP 45 - 120 W 45 - 120 W 45 - 120 W… …
… Related SteamOS proved the Linux desktop works when you stop trying to make it look like Windows SteamOS hasn't brought about "the great exodus" to Linux, but it does teach distros how to do it right These "big" features aren't all that big on the Deck They're quality-of-life wins, not game changer… …
… The processor is a single-socket AMD Turin part exposing 158 available cores and 316 threads, and if that core count looks strange, that's because it is. …
… I provide limits on how much RAM and how many CPU cores are available to it, but that's about it. …