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Linux Foundation Launches Agentic AI Group to Set Standards for Autonomous Systems  Hackernoon

New 01Flip Ransomware Targets Both Windows and Linux Systems  GBHackers News

OpenAI, Anthropic, and Industry Leaders Form Agentic AI Foundation Under Linux Foundation  CXO Digitalpulse

FOSS Weekly #25.50: Linux Power Users, Helium Browser, Two New Linux Phones, Ubuntu Starter and More  It's FOSS

OpenSUSE vs. Manjaro: Which powerhouse Linux distro is best for you?  ZDNET

Intel's Vulkan Linux Driver Merges Shader VMA Allocator For Ray-Tracing Capture/Replay  Phoronix

Linux Foundation launches Agentic AI Foundation to drive open agent standards  eeNews Europe

Agentic AI Foundation unites MCP, goose and AGENTS.md under Linux Foundation | ETIH EdTech News  EdTech Innovation Hub

Agentic AI Foundation unites MCP, goose and AGENTS.md under Linux Foundation | ETIH EdTech News  EdTech Innovation Hub

Linux 6.18: All About the New Long-Term Support Linux Kernel  The New Stack

Bazzite isn’t the best Linux gaming option anymore — this is  MakeUseOf

Cloud Giants On Board with New 'Agentic AI Foundation'  Virtualization Review

Rust Goes Mainstream in the Linux Kernel  The New Stack

When I Get Stressed, I Just Repeat “Linux” to Myself  radioworld.com

Cinnamon 6.6 Desktop Environment Released with Redesigned Application Menu  9to5Linux

Cinnamon 6.6 Desktop Environment Released with Redesigned Application Menu  9to5Linux

AMD FSR Redstone arrives with AMD FSR SDK 2.1  GamingOnLinux

New submitter emangwiro shares a report: The HDMI Forum, responsible for the HDMI specification, continues to stonewall open source. Valve's Steam Machine theoretically supports HDMI 2.1, but the mini-PC is software-limited to HDMI 2.0. As a result, more than 60 frames per second at 4K resolution are only possible with limitations. In a statement to Ars Technica, a Valve spokesperson confirmed that HDMI 2.1 support is "still a work-in-progress on the software side." "We've been working on trying to unblock things there." The Steam Machine uses an AMD Ryzen APU with a Radeon graphics unit. Valve strictly adheres to open-source drivers, but the HDMI Forum is unwilling to disclose the 2.1 specification. According to Valve, they have validated the HDMI 2.1 hardware under Windows to ensure basic functionality.

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Zorin OS vs. AnduinOS: How to pick the right Windows-like Linux distro for you  ZDNET

8 most Windows-like Linux distros - if you're ready to ditch Microsoft  ZDNET