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Surfshark expands dedicated IP to Linux in its latest desktop update  TechRadar

Here's Our Prediction for the Future of Desktop Linux in 2026  It's FOSS

AMD Krackan Point Sub-$500 Laptop Linux Performance Improves By ~8% In Just Six Months  Phoronix

I tested the new elementaryOS 8.1 beta, and it absolutely brings the magic  ZDNET

Apple has been fined $116 million by Italy's antitrust regulator over the "excessively burdensome" privacy rules it imposes on third-party apps. From a report: The Italian Competition Authority (AGCM) says that Apple abused its dominant app store market position by burdening developers with "disproportionate" terms around data collection that exceed privacy law requirements, compared to rules for native iOS apps. The fine specifically targets the App Tracking Transparency (ATT) policy Apple launched in 2021, which requires third-party developers to ask users for consent twice to track their data across other apps and websites. Apple's own apps can obtain this permission in a single tap. AGCM says that the burden of consenting twice led to a reduction in user consent rates for advertising profiling, thus harming developers whose business models depend upon revenue generated by personalized ads.

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postmarketOS 25.12 Linux Mobile OS Rolls Out Based on Alpine Linux 3.23  9to5Linux

postmarketOS 25.12 Linux Mobile OS Rolls Out Based on Alpine Linux 3.23  9to5Linux

postmarketOS 25.12 Linux Mobile OS Rolls Out Based on Alpine Linux 3.23  9to5Linux

postmarketOS 25.12 Linux Mobile OS Rolls Out Based on Alpine Linux 3.23  9to5Linux

postmarketOS 25.12 Linux Mobile OS Rolls Out Based on Alpine Linux 3.23  9to5Linux

postmarketOS 25.12 Linux Mobile OS Rolls Out Based on Alpine Linux 3.23  9to5Linux

postmarketOS 25.12 Linux Mobile OS Rolls Out Based on Alpine Linux 3.23  9to5Linux

postmarketOS 25.12 Linux Mobile OS Rolls Out Based on Alpine Linux 3.23  9to5Linux

postmarketOS 25.12 Linux Mobile OS Rolls Out Based on Alpine Linux 3.23  9to5Linux

postmarketOS 25.12 Linux Mobile OS Rolls Out Based on Alpine Linux 3.23  9to5Linux

An anonymous reader shares a report: The United States will take action against China's semiconductor industry, setting new tariffs on chips from China from June 23, 2027, that have 0% duties currently, the US Trade Representative said. The announcement comes following a year-long investigation into China's chip imports into the United States, launched by the Biden administration and led by the U.S. Trade Representative. "China's targeting of the semiconductor industry for dominance is unreasonable and burdens or restricts U.S. commerce and thus is actionable," the agency said in its release.

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Linux 6.19 Improves Radeon HD 7950’s Performance By 30% With AMDGPU Driver  Wccftech

Linux 6.19 Improves Radeon HD 7950’s Performance By 30% With AMDGPU Driver  Wccftech

Linux 6.19 Improves Radeon HD 7950’s Performance By 30% With AMDGPU Driver  Wccftech

Linux 6.19 Improves Radeon HD 7950’s Performance By 30% With AMDGPU Driver  Wccftech