The latest Linux hardware support effort for Intel Meteor Lake is Linux 6.1 Thunderbolt support, and the patch is currently queued in the Linux 6.1 merge window. Thunderbolt Thunderbolt is a technology used to connect peripherals to a computer’s hardware interface, and one Thunderbolt port can replace all other USB-C ports on the system. Thunderbolt […]
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Before the Linux 6.1 merge window opened, the Human Interface Device (HID) subsystem had a lot of update patches queued up. until now,Some of the HID work in the “for-next” branch of the HID subsystem includes: Add Intel Meteor Lake (14th Gen Core Architecture) support in the Intel Sensor Hub (ISH) driver, then just add
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Tails (abbreviation for “The Amnesic Incognito Live System”) is a Linux distribution that pays great attention to “privacy” and “invisibility”. It is derived from Debian and is designed to help users use the Internet anonymously and maximize personal protection. privacy. To achieve this, Tails uses the Tor network, which makes network traffic difficult to trace.
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For Linux production environments with multiple CPUs running at the same time (such as large servers), Linux 6.1 adds a very useful feature: in the event of a failure, an error message will inform you which CPU is at fault. This feature comes from the x86/cpu of the Linux 6.1 merge window Branch patch: In
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There are many factors to consider when looking for a suitable Linux distribution for student groups and Linux novices. These factors include user-friendliness, stability, level of customization, and the availability of pre-installed apps to help them get started easily. In this recommendation, we’ve looked at some great Linux distributions that can simplify the process of
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Mabox Linux is a lightweight Manjaro-based Linux desktop, rolling release, with the Openbox window manager. Lightweight and fast: Mabox uses Openbox WM and lightweight applications, requiring only about 300Mb of memory Latest Software: Quick access to the latest software packages available Stable: Mabox is built on the Manjaro stable branch, powered by the LTS kernel,
AcademiX GNU/Linux is a Debian-based Linux distribution developed specifically for educational purposes. The distribution is built on the Debian Linux (Stretch / Buster) distribution and includes free software for education. The software included in this distribution is suitable for all educational levels – from elementary school to university. The AcademiX Linux distribution includes an installation
ubermix is an Ubuntu-based operating system that has education in mind from the start. Built by educators with an eye toward empowering students and teachers, ubermix removes all complexity by making student devices as reliable and easy to use as mobile phones without sacrificing the power of a full operating system. With a 5-minute install,
Easy-Es 1.0 is officially released!Top Elasticsearch ORM Frameworks The story goes that in the last years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, a group of heroes competed for each other, and a generation of heroes and young men brought together MPs to make the princes and heroes of the world gather together. Recently, they have added
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