Feed aggregator

So much for Xbox full screen experience, it looks like the ROG Xbox Ally X might get much better performance on Linux with faux-SteamOS operating system Bazzite  PC Gamer

So much for Xbox full screen experience, it looks like the ROG Xbox Ally X might get much better performance on Linux with faux-SteamOS operating system Bazzite  PC Gamer

So much for Xbox full screen experience, it looks like the ROG Xbox Ally X might get much better performance on Linux with faux-SteamOS operating system Bazzite  PC Gamer

So much for Xbox full screen experience, it looks like the ROG Xbox Ally X might get much better performance on Linux with faux-SteamOS operating system Bazzite  PC Gamer

So much for Xbox full screen experience, it looks like the ROG Xbox Ally X might get much better performance on Linux with faux-SteamOS operating system Bazzite  PC Gamer

An anonymous reader quotes a report from 9to5Mac: Apple has been working on a new framework called AppMigrationKit, which will be compatible with devices running iOS 26.1 and later, as well as iPadOS 26.1 and later. Like iOS and iPadOS 26.1, the framework is currently in beta and will allow developers to include their app's data during the migration process between Apple and non-Apple devices (which, for now, essentially means Android). Interestingly, Apple notes that this framework is not intended for data migration between iOS and iPadOS, but rather exclusively to and from non-Apple devices: "AppMigrationKit only supports migration to and from non-Apple platforms, such as Android. The system doesn't use the framework for migration between iOS or iPadOS devices. The framework also has no functionality in iOS apps running in visionOS or in macOS on Apple silicon. The framework ignores calls from Mac apps built with Mac Catalyst." The AppMigrationKit documentation can be found here.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Xbox ROG Ally X Sees Up to 32% Higher FPS on Linux vs. Windows Among Other Benefits  Tech4Gamers

Fedora Linux project agrees to allow AI-assisted contributions with a new policy  GamingOnLinux

Fedora Linux project agrees to allow AI-assisted contributions with a new policy  GamingOnLinux

Fedora Linux project agrees to allow AI-assisted contributions with a new policy  GamingOnLinux

Fedora Linux project agrees to allow AI-assisted contributions with a new policy  GamingOnLinux

Fedora Linux project agrees to allow AI-assisted contributions with a new policy  GamingOnLinux

NordVPN breaks ground with Linux-based VPN app for Amazon's new-gen Fire TV Stick  TechRadar

NordVPN breaks ground with Linux-based VPN app for Amazon's new-gen Fire TV Stick  TechRadar

NordVPN breaks ground with Linux-based VPN app for Amazon's new-gen Fire TV Stick  TechRadar

NordVPN breaks ground with Linux-based VPN app for Amazon's new-gen Fire TV Stick  TechRadar

NordVPN breaks ground with Linux-based VPN app for Amazon's new-gen Fire TV Stick  TechRadar

NordVPN breaks ground with Linux-based VPN app for Amazon's new-gen Fire TV Stick  TechRadar

NordVPN breaks ground with Linux-based VPN app for Amazon's new-gen Fire TV Stick  TechRadar

NordVPN breaks ground with Linux-based VPN app for Amazon's new-gen Fire TV Stick  TechRadar