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After Microsoft couldn't keep its AI hands to itself, a notoriously complex Linux distro has started its long march away from GitHub  PC Gamer

Rocket League is adding Easy Anti-Cheat, Psyonix say Linux will still be supported with Proton  GamingOnLinux

Rocket League is adding Easy Anti-Cheat, Psyonix say Linux will still be supported with Proton  GamingOnLinux

Why Most Users Stay On Windows Despite Linux Being Free?  gHacks

These 5 underrated Linux desktop environments need more attention  How-To Geek

Nova Lake S Support Added To Intel LPSS Driver In Linux 7.0  Phoronix

DNF 5.4 Released With Some New Options & AI Contributions Policy  Phoronix

Linux Foundation Research Finds Open Source Is Key To Driving India’s AI Market  The AI Journal

Rocket League devs promise not to break Linux support or ban mod users when Easy Anti-Cheat gets added  PC Guide

Linux Foundation Research Finds Open Source Is Key To Driving India's AI Market  PR Newswire

Linux Foundation Research Finds Open Source Is Key To Driving India's AI Market  PR Newswire

Linux Foundation Research Finds Open Source Is Key To Driving India's AI Market  PR Newswire

Linux Foundation Research Finds Open Source Is Key To Driving India's AI Market  PR Newswire

Linux Foundation Research Finds Open Source Is Key To Driving India's AI Market  PR Newswire

Linux Foundation Research Finds Open Source Is Key To Driving India's AI Market  PR Newswire

Give Your Weather Report an Animated ASCII Spin in Linux Terminal  It's FOSS

Rocket League devs promise not to break Linux support or ban modders when Easy Anti-Cheat gets added  PC Guide

Celebrate the Year of the Horse! Discover new Google features for Lunar New Year across Play, TV, and more.

An anonymous reader shares a report: The European Parliament has disabled AI features on the work devices of lawmakers and their staff over cybersecurity and data protection concerns, according to an internal email seen by POLITICO. The chamber emailed its members on Monday to say it had disabled "built-in artificial intelligence features" on corporate tablets after its IT department assessed it couldn't guarantee the security of the tools' data. "Some of these features use cloud services to carry out tasks that could be handled locally, sending data off the device," the Parliament's e-MEP tech support desk said in the email. "As these features continue to evolve and become available on more devices, the full extent of data shared with service providers is still being assessed. Until this is fully clarified, it is considered safer to keep such features disabled."

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KDE Plasma 6.6 Desktop Environment Officially Released, This Is What’s New  9to5Linux