Discover what Mesa 25.3.5 brings: changes to RADV, Intel ANV, Vulkan Video and more, and whether it's worth upgrading your system.
Discover all the changes and fixes in Mesa 25.3.4, improvements to Vulkan/OpenGL drivers and their real impact on games and performance.
Discover the new features of Mesa 25.3.3: bug fixes, improvements to Vulkan/OpenGL, and better gaming performance on Linux.
Fwupd 2.0.18 improves firmware updates on Linux with more devices, reboot prompts, and better UEFI and BIOS support.
Mesa 25.3 now available: new extensions, improved gaming performance, and advancements in Intel, AMD, and NVK drivers.
Mesa 25.2.7 in detail: fixes for RADV, NVK, and Lavapipe, game improvements, and a signed download. Everything you need to know.
All about Fwupd 2.0.17: new features, more hardware and improved security for updating firmware on Linux in Spain and Europe.
What's new in Mesa 25.2.6: fixes, drivers, OpenGL/Vulkan, and links with information to improve your experience.
Mesa 25.2.5 arrives with critical fixes. Discover fixes, OpenGL and Vulkan support, and key changes.
Learn what's new in Mesa 25.2.2: Radeon, Intel, NVK, and Zink fixes, API support, and what to expect in the upcoming 25.3.
Mesa 25.1.9 concludes the 25.1 series with fixes for AMD, RADV, and Intel ANV video. Learn about the key changes in the latest maintenance.
GE-Proton 10-12 is now available for titles requiring a Proton with additional options. WebM/VP8/VP9 videos have been improved.
NVIDIA 580.76.05 arrives on Linux as a recommended driver: improvements to EGL, color bit control, and fixes for Vulkan, Wayland, and VR.
CrossOver 25.1 arrives with fixes for EA and Ubisoft, better controller support, and improvements to Office on Linux and macOS. Learn what's new.
AMD RX 9060 vs. RTX 5050/5060 performance, price, and OEM availability. Everything you need to know for 1080p gaming.
H20 chips return to China: Nvidia will pay 15% of revenue to the US and faces safety and licensing concerns.
Latest AMD graphics card news: sales, RX 9060 and RX 7400, Adrenalin drivers, and gaming performance. All the key details in one article.
Nvidia responds strongly to accusations of backdoors in its chips after pressure from the US and China. Read all the details here.
Discover the most important changes and improvements in Mesa 25.2 for Linux and its graphics drivers, explained simply.
XeSS 2.1 now works with NVIDIA and AMD cards. Learn about improvements, compatibility, and what it brings to your gaming.
New monitors like the LG 40U990A-W integrate Intel's Thunderbolt 5, revolutionizing connectivity and professional work.
Check out the recent improvements and changes to Intel Wi-Fi drivers in Linux Libre. We review the new features and how they affect free software installations.
Nvidia resumes chip sales in China, circumventing US restrictions and launching exclusive models for that key market.
The Nvidia RTX 5050 surprisingly outperforms the GTX 1080 Ti and stands out for its performance, efficiency, and attractive price in laptops and desktops.
AMD's Streaming SDK arrives on Linux with support for Ubuntu and RHEL. Learn about the new features and technical requirements.
NVIDIA N1X, the ARM chip with 6144 CUDA cores, aims to lead the way in AI-powered laptops with high efficiency. Discover its details and expectations.
NVIDIA is preparing the RTX 50 SUPER for later this year with improvements in memory and power consumption. What can we expect?
Fwupd 2.0.13 arrives on Linux with expanded support, lower power consumption, and faster updates. Discover its new features and benefits.
All about the Threadripper PRO 9000 WX: power, cores, pricing, and who it's ideal for. Explore AMD's ultimate workstation.
Mesa 25.1.6 enables Intel Xe3 Panther Lake graphics and adds key improvements. Learn all the changes and requirements to take advantage of it.
AMD is moving forward with Zen 6, its next-generation CPU with a 2nm process, increased core count, and energy efficiency. All the details and leaks.
What's new in Linux drivers? Discover compatibility, graphics improvements, and support for gaming hardware.
AMD previews RDNA 3.5 firmware for Linux, preparing support for APUs like the 'Gorgon Point' and the next-generation Ryzen.
Nvidia is nearly worth $4 trillion on the stock market due to the artificial intelligence craze and global demand for its advanced chips.
DXVK 2.7 improves performance on Linux, adds support for AMD Polaris and Vega on Windows, and stops working. All the changes and details.
Discover all the new features in Fwupd 2.0.12: more hardware support, improvements, and fixes for safely updating firmware.
Discover what's new in Mesa 25.1.4: major fixes, improvements, and an updated release schedule for OpenGL and Vulkan graphics drivers on Linux.
Mesa 25.1.3 is now available: Fixes critical bugs for Radeon RX 9000 GPUs on Linux. Find out why you need to update your system urgently.
Mesa 25.1.2 expands support for Intel Battlemage and Panther Lake on Linux. Learn about all the improvements and fixes in this update.
Mesa 25.1.1 is now available with fixes for DOOM: The Dark Ages on AMD and multiple graphics driver improvements.
Mesa 25.1 arrives with major improvements to OpenGL and Vulkan drivers on Linux, along with better support for modern games and hardware. Check it out!
Discover the key features of Libreboot 25.04: new versioning, strengthened security, and expanded support for open firmware.
Pinta 3.0 arrives with a GTK4 interface, new effects, visual improvements, and WebP support. Learn all about this update.
Fwupd 2.0.7 improves compatibility with new Lenovo and HP devices, fixes bugs, and adds new features. Learn more.
Discover MPV 0.40, the latest version of the media player with HDR on Wayland, interface improvements, and more compatibility.
Discover all the new features in Blender 4.4: improvements to animations, rendering, and support for new GPUs.
DXVK 2.6 adds support for NVIDIA Reflex in D3D11 games and optimizes performance for multiple titles on Linux. Learn what's new.
PipeWire 1.4 brings improvements to MIDI2, Bluetooth, RISC-V, and new features for developers. Find out all the new features in this release.
Discover what's new in SDL 3.2.6: compatibility improvements, optimized performance and reduced resource consumption.
Check out all the improvements in Thunderbird 134, including real-time notifications and critical security patches. Update now!
Check out Darktable 5.0: a redesigned interface, expanded camera support, increased speed, and advanced tools for photographers.
Mozilla now distributes Firefox for Linux in .tar.xz format, reducing its size by up to 25% and improving installation speed.
Check out the improvements in Mesa 24.3: Vulkan 1.3 support, new extensions, and game fixes. Perfect for Linux gamers.
In a previous article we had determined that there are two basic forms of software distribution, installation on the device of the…
Collabora announced the release of its new "NVK" driver, an open source Vulkan driver for NVIDIA hardware on Mesa.
AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2 is a key software for gaming with AMD GPUs and is now open source after its release
NVIDIA has made the modules for its GPU kernel open source. Good times are coming for graphics on Linux.
The latest version of the vanilla kernel has undergone a revision and GNU Linux-Libre 5.16 has been released to be 100% free.
The Linux 5.17 kernel says goodbye to support for 3D Now! from AMD. The famous set retires ...
Work is already on the next version of the Linux kernel, Linux version 5.16, and it could arrive by Christmas, with huge improvements
fwupd is a little known open source project, but quite important, since it is used to update the firmware of ...
The Linux kernel continues its incessant development with a new release, version 5.15 with interesting improvements for the CPUs
Surely you are already aware that Intel Arc dedicated graphics cards have been released, and it seems that they will not be very Linux friendly
Testing of the first AMD Radeon RX 6800 graphics cards is starting now on Linux to improve compatibility
The free Linux kernel 5.11 has some improvements in terms of support that gamers and owners of an ASUS team will like very much
A high percentage of the Linux kernel already belongs to the code corresponding to the AMD Radeon drivers for its GPUs
Linux 5.9-rc7 is the new kernel that has arrived just before another version release candidate before the final
Linux kernel 5.10 will have a temperature monitor with support for the new AMD Zen 3 microarchitecture to come
AMD has released Radeon Software in a new version with enhancements and support for GNU / Linux distributions.
If you've ever wondered what is that MOK that appears in some distros after updating, here is the answer
AMD returns to the fray with GPUOpen, an open project for its graphics devices and promising new graphics technologies
Feral Interactive will once again do what Linux gamers love the most and will bring Life Is Strange 2 to the Penguin and macOS systems.
Slimbook is collaborating on a project to bring the PowerPC architecture to its Linux notebooks. Something that could have a future ...
Intel IA-64 has been a failure. Shipping will cease in 2021 and HP will stop supporting its customers in 2025. Linux 5.4 will stop supporting these systems
Linux 5.3 is here. Linus Torvalds, as usual, has announced it in LKML. The new version comes with some changes after an rc8
Linus Torvalds has announced the release of the Linux kernel 5.3-rc7, the 7th Release Candidate to become the final version, although there will be rc8 ...
NVIDIA has updated its driver for Linux and the new version includes many improvements and bug fixes, probably preparing for Linux 5.3.
Linux 5.3 rc-4 has already been announced by Linus Torvalds at the LKML. It is the new and fourth candidate to become a final version of the kernel
Canonical will make Ubuntu 19.10 support ZFS system for the root partition as an experimental option in its installer.
The floppy drive is dead. The old floppy disk driver has been marked as an orphan in the Linux kernel. Bye bye floppy.c
The S3 Graphics graphics driver has been updated for the first time in seven years, but it still lacks to reach version 1.0.
You can now download the new Linux kernel release from the official kernel.org site. This Saturday, Linus Torvalds ...
HP Linux Imaging & Printing, better known as HPLIP, has been updated to add support for Ubuntu 19.04 and Fedora 30.
Nvidia has released the drivers for Linux Nvidia 430.14, a version that will make games like DiRT 4 or Wolfestein II perform better.
Step-by-step installation guide for your GNU / Linux distro on SSD hard drives with M.2, NVMe, PCI Express and Intel OPtane interfaces
Two opponents and a brutal battle: AMD vs Intel. We tell you all about its processors and recommendations for GNU / Linux
Linux 5.0 rc7 comes out and Linus Torvalds has been in charge of telling us everything about the new release from the LKML as usual
The final release of Linux 5.0 is approaching and Linus Torvalds has it all under control with the new rc6 that has been released.
If you want to learn step by step to configure a network printer in your GNU / Linux distribution, here is this step-by-step tutorial
GreenWithEnvy, a program for overclocking NVIDIA GPUs. What you are looking for in LInux if you are an ozero and you are looking for simplicity
AMD enters 2019 very strong, the improvements continue for its 3rd Generation Ryzen, its 2nd Generation Radeon RX Vega and its EPYC
One of the AMD developers working on the Linux kernel has spoken about the future of the AMD Arcturus project, we do not know if intentionally
We tell you all the details of this new AMDGPU update
Linus Torvalds, the creator, as usual, has been in charge of announcing through an email on the kernel or LKML mailing lists that we already have a new version of the free kernel available, it is Linux 4.18 that has been released with some interesting news
We tell you the most important news that you can find in the Nvidia 390.77 driver
Generally, the version of the driver is usually the same for everyone and I say this speaking if our card is more or less recent, taken into account ...
Linus Torvalds, as usual, has published this news in the Linux Kernel Mailing List or LKML. Yes, Linux 4.18 rc5 is ready, that is, Linux 4.18 rc5 has already been announced by Linus Torvalds himself in the LKML as usual. So the new kernel RC is ready
AMDGPU, AMD's graphics driver for its GPUs, will come with major enhancements for Linux 4.17. The new kernel will give us surprises ...
The manufacturer will stop adding improvements to the 32-bit drivers from version 390, although security patches will continue to arrive until January 2019.
AMD is keeping its word and has already officially codened its AMDVLK driver, and it does ...
