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Linux Foundation launches NeoNephos for digital sovereignty in Europe  Techzine Europe

California has 11.3% of America's population — but bought 30% of America's new zero-emission vehicles. That's according to figures from the California Air Resources Board, which also reports 1 in 4 Californians have chosen a zero-emission car over a gas-powered one... for the last two years in a row. But what about chargers? It turns out that California now has 48% more public and "shared" private EV chargers than the number of gasoline nozzles. (California has 178,000 public and "shared" private EV chargers, versus about 120,000 gas nozzles.) And beyond that public network, there's more than 700,000 Level 2 chargers installed in single-family California homes, according to the California Energy Commission. Of the 178,000 public/"shared" private chargers, "Over 162,000 are Level 2 chargers," according to an announcement from the governor's office, while nearly 17,000 are fast chargers. (A chart shows a 41% jump in 2024 — though the EV news site Electrek notes that of the 73,537 chargers added in 2024, nearly 38,000 are newly installed, while the other 35,554 were already plugged in before 2024 but just recently identified.) California approved a $1.4 billion investment plan in December to expand zero-emission transportation infrastructure. The plan funds projects like the Fast Charge California Project, which has earmarked $55 million of funding to install DC fast chargers at businesses and publicly accessible locations.

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Torvalds calls out ‘random turd files’ in Linux  Computing UK

Linux Distribution Nitrux3.9.1 Releaed – What’s New  GBHackers News

Linux Distribution Nitrux3.9.1 Releaed – What’s New  GBHackers News

Linux Distribution Nitrux3.9.1 Releaed – What’s New  GBHackers News

Linux Distribution Nitrux3.9.1 Releaed – What’s New  GBHackers News

Linux Distribution Nitrux3.9.1 Releaed – What’s New  GBHackers

Firefox 137 Release Brings VA-API Accelerated H.265 On Linux  Phoronix

Linux support for Command & Conquer Generals Zero Hour is coming along now it's open source  GamingOnLinux

Linux support for Command & Conquer Generals Zero Hour is coming along now it's open source  GamingOnLinux

Linux support for Command & Conquer Generals Zero Hour is coming along now it's open source  GamingOnLinux

Linux support for Command & Conquer Generals Zero Hour is coming along now it's open source  GamingOnLinux

Linux support for Command & Conquer Generals Zero Hour is coming along now it's open source  GamingOnLinux

Linux support for Command & Conquer Generals Zero Hour is coming along now it's open source  GamingOnLinux

Linux support for Command & Conquer Generals Zero Hour is coming along now it's open source  GamingOnLinux

Intel-Started Cloud Hypervisor Project Adds Experimental RISC-V Support  Phoronix

Torvalds fumes over "code turds" in Intel graphics code in Linux 6.15  Fudzilla.com

Linux Foundation Europe launches NeoNephos for EU digital sovereignty  Tech.eu

Historical strategy game Old World switches to Vulkan for Linux / Steam Deck  GamingOnLinux