The open source ISA RISC-V has long been making inroads into Linux distributions, but this week Enterprise Linux distros got on board en masse.
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When Rocky Linux 10 is released, it will join a growing number of Linux distros that support the open source RISC-V instruction set.
The Yocto Project, RISC-V and the Rise Project working together in tandem can't be anything but good for the macrocosmic open source universe.
The new upgrade to System76's Serval WS reminds us of an old song by The Band because, "it's a gamer's dream if we ever did see one."
What good is having software freedom if the hardware makers are holding you hostage? Marco Fioretti explains… with solutions.
For those who are ready to up their game, we take some of the mystery out of what to look for when shopping for an ergonomic, next-gen keyboard.
This spring, the Linux kernel will begin supporting the "Copilot key" which Microsoft added to Windows machines about a year ago.
Red Hat's new deal will see RHEL AI 1.2 shipping preinstalled on a $29,000 AI-focused server from Lenovo.
A new SIG now helps server manufacturers certify that their hardware works as it should on AlmaLinux, and will soon do the same for software vendors.
While word on the street is that AI workloads are sending server rack densities sky high, Uptime's 2024 study says it ain't so… not yet, anyway.