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Raspberry Pi Zero 3 Leaks and Overclocking AMD on Linux

Discord is letting Google index server chats, Mozilla launches Firefox Enterprise to give organizations self-hosted management and tighter browser controls, AMD is adding

KDE Turns 30! Windows Defender For Linux, WINE On OpenBSD???

KDE is 30, and Plasma 6.8 is going all-in on Wayland! Someone's got WINE running on OpenBSD, and it's playing Hollow Knight and The Witcher 3 Enhanced Edition. Linux 7.3

Epic Games Launcher Linux BETA, Ethernet Audio Interfaces, 16-Core ARM!

Today on LWDW, we’re talking about Linux Mint’s move to an annual release cycle, with Mint 27 ‘Adrien’ bringing a host of new features and applications later this year. W

Bloodborne On Linux, 2GB Pi Increases, and Snappy Steam Dragons

This week, we look at the experimental native Linux port of Bloodborne and check out DroidDeck, an open source app that brings Valve’s official Steam client and Proton to

Qualcomm ❤️ Linux, F-Droid 2.0, VST3 Plugins In OBS!

This week, we're getting VST3 plugins running directly in OBS and leveling audio aromatically. SteamOS 3.8.28 has landed in the stable channel with a big pile of Mesa, ke

Raspberry Pi Blocks RAM Upgrades

Testing out the unofficially official Steam ARM client on Linux, Asahi officially supports M3 Macs, Raspberry Pi blocks RAM upgrades, and bottling Office 365 for Linux.

Valve's new VR Headset Is NEAT!

Valve announces their latest VR headset, how SteamOS handles Intel Battlemage GPUs, controlling blinkies with OpenRGB, and a PC port for Space Channel 5 for Linux. Video

Audacity 4.0 and Intel NPUs on Linux

SteamOS passes thirty thousand verified and playable titles, and the Linux gaming library just keeps getting bigger. A new homebrew tool called ButterAndJelly lets you st

Linux Age Checks Overturned and Debian OKs AI

This week, California exempts Linux and other open-source operating systems from upcoming age-verification rules, while Debian votes to allow responsible use of generativ

30 Years of Steam and UEFI For Raspberry Pi!

Happy 35th Birthday to Linux! We put on our old people hats and look back at the early days of wrestling with Slackware installs, and surviving CRT-killing configs. We al

EPIC Launcher Headed Linux & Proxmox on ARM!

Ploopy announces their slickest DIY trackball to date, EPIC threatens to release their client on Linux, Kernel 7.2 learns how to Apple M3, and Proxmox makes ARM an offici

Linux Cracks 10% Desktop Usage!

NVIDIA joins the LVFS, bringing easy firmware updates to Linux! Blick launches their video editor built entirely in Odin, Linux desktop usage reaches an all-time high of

4GB AMD 9050 GPUs and Chrome for ARM Linux!

Possible price increases for the VR Head Toaster, Google Chrome for ARM Linux desktops, a new 10-inch touchscreen for Raspberry Pi, and NVIDIA doubling the price of Jetso

Native Linux RuneScape Launcher and Steam Machine Sales Data

Official native Linux Jagex Launcher for Old School RuneScape, revenue estimates for Valve's Steam Machine, a static recompilation of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night,

Pi Powered Stream Decks!

Building a Raspberry Pi powered Stream Deck, Redhat offers forever support, playing Silent Hill natively on Linux, and Cinnamon learned how-to Wayland? Video version of

Tuxedo Computers Ditches Ubuntu

Valve wants you to install SteamOS 3.8 on all the things! Tuxedo Computers snaps at Snaps, Acon Digital is preparing a Linux beta for its audio editor Acoustica, and Hann

New GPU Linux Benchmark Utility and 30-year old GIMP

GIMP like it's 1996! Goverlay gets super GPU benchmark powers, Pine64 announces a smart speaker, and Monix is a new driver + mixer for Audient audio interfaces on Linux.

Steam Machine$ and XFCE 4 Wayland!

Steam machines get a price tag! XFCE is one step closer to Wayland, DLSS for open-source NVIDIA drivers, and TEMU Cortana is headed to Ubuntu. Video version of the show

Replacing X11 And Wayland

Ladybird slams the door on AI pull requests, Kernel 7.1 brings a healthy performance boots for the Intel B580, emulating analog TV and VHS artifacts on Linux, and an offi

Ladybird Slams The Door On AI

Ladybird slams the door on AI pull requests, Kernel 7.1 brings a healthy performance boots for the Intel B580, emulating analog TV and VHS artifacts on Linux, and an offi