Linux

Linux support is coming to the reworked Epic Games Launcher, new app will run on Tauri instead of Unreal Engine  TweakTown

Late Sound Fixes For Linux 7.2 Bring More Device Quirks, Intel Nova Lake HDMI-In Capture  Phoronix

Epic confirms Epic Games Store is working toward a Linux release "soon"  DLCompare.com

The Epic Games Launcher is coming to Linux, but the Heroic team isn't too worried  XDA

I put Linux on a tablet, and KDE Plasma handled everything I threw at it  MakeUseOf

These 4 open-source apps solved problems I didn't think software could fix  howtogeek.com

Please stop using these 7 deprecated Linux commands  How-To Geek

Linux 7.3 to Bring Intel Hybrid CPU Tuning, AMD Zen 6 Prep, and MSI Claw Gamepad Support  finance.biggo.com

Linux 7.2 Kernel Delivers Targeted I/O and Polling Gains on Intel Xeon 600 Series  finance.biggo.com

Omarchy 4.0 Linux Distro Released With Desktop Shell Now Implemented Via Quickshell  Phoronix

4 reasons to bring Linux with you this school year  How-To Geek

A 25-year-old Brazilian video patent just expired, ending a lingering legal headache for Linux  XDA

“Soon” – The Epic Games Store is coming to Linux  OC3D

Epic Games Confirms the Epic Games Store Is Coming to Linux  ThePCEnthusiast

Linux 7.1, Linux 7.2 Performance On The Intel Xeon 600 Series Review  Phoronix

Nvidia just made gaming on Linux a whole lot easier  How-To Geek

PAYDAY 2's Linux Version Is No Longer Being Supported  Steam Deck HQ

The Epic Games Launcher will be available on Linux 'soon' says dev, after it's had a bit of work  PC Gamer

The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. The Univention team have published a new version of the project's Debian-based Univention Corporate Server. The latest release updates handling of group mailboxes and makes it easier to identify objects in the management interface. "The latest patch-level release of Univention Corporate Server bundles all new features and improvements....

The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. Colin Percival has announced the release of FreeBSD 15.1, the second release in FreeBSD's latest stable branch: "The FreeBSD Release Engineering team is pleased to announce the availability of FreeBSD 15.1-RELEASE. This is the second release of the stable/15 branch. Some of the highlights: the iwlwifi(4) and other....