SteamOS now runs on every AMD handheld, with Valve keeping quiet about expansion
SteamOS 3.9 quietly expands to support all AMD handheld gaming devices, laying groundwork for Valve's upcoming Steam Machine living room PC.
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Framework’s new Pro laptop offers a Linux-first alternative to the Windows ecosystem
Framework's new Laptop 13 Pro breaks from industry trends by offering native Ubuntu support, providing a high-performance, repairable alternative to Windows-centric AI laptops.
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PowerShell is genuinely good now, and most Linux users won't admit it
PowerShell is now open‑source and runs natively on Linux and macOS, offering an object‑pipeline that simplifies complex scripts and works seamlessly in hybrid Windows‑Linux environments.
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Ubuntu 26.04 will block upgrades on Thursday if containers still use cgroup v1
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS will refuse to upgrade any system whose containers still run on cgroup v1, forcing admins to migrate runtimes like Docker < 20.10 to cgroup v2 before the April 23 release.
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Microsoft keeps promising wsl will finally feel native, and I'm tired of waiting
Microsoft’s Windows Subsystem for Linux still lags behind its native‑Linux promise, with slow file I/O, networking glitches and rising memory usage forcing home‑lab users to restart the subsystem regularly.
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Fedora 44 delayed again as installer and KDE bugs block release
Fedora 44’s launch has been pushed to April 28 after four confirmed blocker bugs in the installer and KDE setup, with additional issues like a ThinkPad X1 Carbon black‑screen still under review.
