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Linux 6.18 is almost here, then work begins on extended 6.19 development cycle  Neowin

Cloud-first safety: EB corbos Linux for Safety Applications on AWS  EE Times

Tuxedo Cancels Its Linux Laptop Project Using Snapdragon X Elite After Performance Issues  eTeknix

Linux 6.18-rc7 Released With Late Hardware Improvements  Phoronix

Why a portable Linux install is my favorite troubleshooting tool  How-To Geek

No, Linux won’t run on every laptop — check these before you buy  MakeUseOf

NVIDIA Preps 1.6Tb/s Networking For Linux 6.19  Phoronix

Zorin OS’s Million-Download Surge: Windows 10’s End Ignites Linux Exodus  WebProNews

I installed Bazzite on my PC, and it has me reconsidering Windows  XDA

Linux Community Restores Audio on Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 10  WebProNews

My favorite Linux desktop environment is getting a brilliant new screen-recording trick  XDA

Tuxedo suspends Linux laptop plans with Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite SoC  Notebookcheck

This is the Linux distro I recommend to every Windows user  How-To Geek

RISC-V Testing Lapse Resulted In Wrong MIPS RISC-V Vendor ID Landing In Linux 6.18  Phoronix

I used an immutable Linux distro for a week, and it was weirdly great  XDA

How installing Linux on a USB drive made every PC as comfortable as my own  How-To Geek

A computer builder calls Qualcomm "less suitable for Linux than expected" as it cancels its Snapdragon products  XDA

A computer builder calls Qualcomm "less suitable for Linux than expected" as it cancels its Snapdragon products  XDA

A computer builder calls Qualcomm "less suitable for Linux than expected" as it cancels its Snapdragon products  XDA

In October Zorin OS claimed it had 100,000 downloads in a little over two days in the days following Microsoft's end of support for Windows 10. And one month later, Zorin OS developers now claim that 780,000 people downloaded it from a Windows computer in the space of a month, according to the tech news site XDA Developers. In a post on the Zorin blog, the developers of the operating system Zorin OS 18 announced that they've managed to accrue one million downloads of the operating system in a single month [since its launch on October 14]. While this is plenty impressive by itself, the developers go on to reveal that, out of that million, 78% of the downloads came from a Windows machine. That means that at least 780,000 people on Windows gave Zorin OS 18 a download... [I]t's easy to see why: the developers put a heavy emphasis on making their system the perfect home for ex-Windows users.

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