Giving Vanilla OS the beans, controlling MSI Linux laptops, 280 ALSA controls, and a quad-core X86 SBC for under $200.

Attempting to install the official Intel ARC drivers, removing i486 support from the Linux kernel, Ubuntu 22.10 has Pipes, and Microsoft releases an ARM dev kit for Windows 11.

Rust creeps into kernel 6.1, Ardour 7.0 gets loopy, Juno launches a 'beta' Linux tablet, and Pine64 announces the 0x64.

Blender gets super Wayland powers! Masking your phone number with Firefox Relay, fwupd adds support for Supermicro machines, and Intel ARC sells out.

Linux Kernel 6.0 is here! Debian votes on non-free firmware, open-source Vulkan drivers for NVIDIA GPUs, and configuring USB MIDI devices on Linux.

Chromebooks from Framework, Intel Arc GPU pricing, new AMD hotness, and non-code contributions to open-source projects.

Nvidia releases some chonky toasters, Notes 2.0 learns how to theme, System76 body kits, and homebrew IPMI for the desktop.

The developer behind SerenityOS is working on a new cross-platform browser, Audacity enables real-time effects, Threadripper Pro comes to System76 , and Raspberry Pi OS gets an update.

GNOME would like you to take a survey, Unity returns as an official Ubuntu flavour, Microsoft is fixing Teams on Linux, and Pi powered radio handheld that knows how to game.

Linux turns 31! AMD launches the Ryzen 7000 series, Kdenlive enables parallel processing, and the first pictures of the Star 64 prototype.