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Revised Steam Survey For December 2025 Puts Linux Gaming Marketshare At 3.58% - Phoronix
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Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high - GamingOnLinux
Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high GamingOnLinux
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Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high - GamingOnLinux
Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high GamingOnLinux
Categories: Linux
Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high - GamingOnLinux
Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high GamingOnLinux
Categories: Linux
Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high - GamingOnLinux
Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high GamingOnLinux
Categories: Linux
Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high - GamingOnLinux
Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high GamingOnLinux
Categories: Linux
Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high - GamingOnLinux
Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high GamingOnLinux
Categories: Linux
Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high - GamingOnLinux
Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high GamingOnLinux
Categories: Linux
Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high - GamingOnLinux
Valve amended the Steam survey for December 2025 - Linux actually hit another all-time high GamingOnLinux
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You’re sleeping on Linux Mint’s most powerful feature: Cinnamon’s built-in gestures - How-To Geek
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VW Brings Back Physical Buttons
sinij shares a report from Car and Driver: Volkswagen is making a drastic change to its interiors, or at least the interiors of its electric vehicles. The automaker recently unveiled a new cockpit generation with the refreshed ID. Polo -- the diminutive electric hatchback that the brand sells in Europe -- that now comes with physical buttons. [...] The steering wheel gets new clusters of buttons for cruise control and interacting with music playback, while switches for the temperature and fan speed now live in a row along the dashboard.
The move back to buttons doesn't come out of nowhere. Volkswagen already started the shift with the new versions of the Golf and Tiguan models in the United States. Unfortunately, some climate controls, such as those for the rear defrost and the heated seats, are still accessed through the touchscreen. Thankfully, they look to retain their dedicated spot at the bottom of the display. Volkswagen hasn't announced which models will receive the new cockpit design. The redesigned interior also may be limited to the brand's electric vehicles, which would limit it to the upcoming refresh for the ID.4 SUV (and potentially the ID.Buzz), as the only VW EV models currently sold in America. "Unfortunately, the glued-on-dash tablet look is still there," adds sinij.
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Why I use Qubes: 3 security reasons a normal Linux distro can’t match - How-To Geek
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Chinese semiconductor outfit has Linux MPP repository on Github disabled after a DMCA takedown request — FFmpeg team accuses it of using libavcodec code without attribution - Tom's Hardware
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Chinese semiconductor outfit has Linux MPP repository on Github disabled after a DMCA takedown request — FFmpeg team accuses it of using libavcodec code without attribution - Tom's Hardware
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Chinese semiconductor outfit has Linux MPP repository on Github disabled after a DMCA takedown request — FFmpeg team accuses it of using libavcodec code without attribution - Tom's Hardware
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Chinese semiconductor outfit has Linux MPP repository on Github disabled after a DMCA takedown request — FFmpeg team accuses it of using libavcodec code without attribution - Tom's Hardware
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Chinese semiconductor outfit has Linux MPP repository on Github disabled after a DMCA takedown request — FFmpeg team accuses it of using libavcodec code without attribution - Yahoo! Tech
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Chinese semiconductor outfit has Linux MPP repository on Github disabled after a DMCA takedown request — FFmpeg team accuses it of using libavcodec code without attribution - Tom's Hardware
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