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Starting with Linux kernel 6.17, Linus Torvalds changed the maintainer status of the Bcachefs file system from “supported” to “externally maintained” since Bcachefs is no longer supported by the core kernel team because the Bcachefs devs refuse to follow the standards and rules regarding bug fixes and kernel versions.

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While it’s very commendable that Linux Lite is going after a particular user – people who might be unhappy with Windows 11 – treating these new users like digital imbeciles leaves a lot to be desired.

The post Linux Lite 7.6: Plenty for Windows Refugees, But Too Dumbed Down for Comfort appeared first on Linux Today.

This is a new series looking at the Radxa ROCK 4D single board computer. It’s billed as a high-performance SBC for Edge AI and 4K multimedia.

The post Radxa ROCK 4D Single Board Computer Running Linux: Introduction to the Series appeared first on Linux Today.

Learn how to add, delete, and grant sudo privileges to users in Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux.

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As a Linux user, you may eventually run into a situation where your root partition (/) runs out of space, which can cause errors, prevent software installation, or even stop your system from functioning properly.

Expanding the root partition may sound tricky, especially for beginners, but with a bit of guidance and patience, it’s absolutely doable, as explained in this article.

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The CUDA club just got a new member. Here’s how CIQ wants its Rocky Linux for AI spin to shake up how enterprises roll out GPU-hungry apps.

The post CIQ Joins SUSE and Ubuntu by Including CUDA in Its AI Linux Distro appeared first on Linux Today.

Ubuntu confirms Dracut will become the default initramfs tool in 25.10, phasing out initramfs-tools after nearly 20 years of use.

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openSUSE’s new Agama installer v17 brings improved storage UI, better network handling, and new JSON options.

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Fwupd 2.0.15 Linux firmware update tool adds NVIDIA ConnectX-6/7/8 NICs, Foxconn SDX61 modem, and Jabra Evolve2 support.

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With TUXEDO WebFAI, anyone can set up their Linux installations fully automated and as fully functional as those done at TUXEDO Computers during production. TUXEDO WebFAI also brings you the latest tested Linux distribution versions from the TUXEDO Computers servers.

The post TUXEDO Computers Now Supports Fully Automated Installations of Debian 13 appeared first on Linux Today.

The latest daily build ISO images of the upcoming Ubuntu 25.10 “Questing Quokka” distribution release are now powered by the Linux 6.17 kernel series.

The post Ubuntu 25.10 Is Now Powered by Linux Kernel 6.17 Ahead of the Beta Release appeared first on Linux Today.

Puppy Linux BookwormPup64 10.0.12 distribution is now available for download based on the Debian 12.12 “Bookworm” repositories. Here’s what’s new!

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Hyprland 0.51 is here to introduce several new features like support for fully configurable trackpad gestures, support for settings the scroll factor per-device, an ignoremaster option to swapwithmaster, a cursor:invisible option to allow hiding the cursor, and support for DPMS animations.

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PeerTube 7.3, an open-source, decentralized video platform, adds multilingual emails, new admin tools, easier branding, and live stream scheduling.

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Arch-based Garuda Linux September ISO refresh brings Mesa 25.2.2, bug fixes, and better hardware support.

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LLMs can make mistakes, leak data, or be tricked into doing things they were not meant to do. Garak is a free, open-source tool designed to test these weaknesses. It checks for problems like hallucinations, prompt injections, jailbreaks, and toxic outputs. By running different tests, it helps developers understand where a model might fail and how to make it safer.

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Learn how to migrate Rootful Docker setup to Rootless Docker in Debian and Ubuntu Linux step-by-step. Make your containers more secure!

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Want to play Windows games on your Linux system but not sure where to begin? Heard that some Linux distros are better optimized for gaming but don’t know which ones to pick? Don’t worry, here’s a guide to the five best Linux distros that make running Windows games smooth and hassle-free.

The good news is that gaming on Linux has improved dramatically in recent years. Besides the many native Linux titles already available, you can also play a huge selection of Windows-only games using compatibility tools like Proton (built into Steam) and Wine. In fact, nearly 80% of the most popular Windows games now run on Linux with little to no extra effort.

Now, technically, you can install almost any Linux distro and get gaming to work with a few tweaks. But let’s be honest, if you’re just starting out or you simply want something that “just works”, you don’t want to spend hours configuring drivers, gaming tools, and compatibility settings. That’s where specialized Linux gaming distros come in!

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The big news for Linux gamers is the implementation of advanced options for the in-game performance overlay for AMD and NVIDIA GPUs, improved Steam UI scaling in XWayland, improved system display scale in the in-game overlay, and improved Big Picture update progress UI.

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