Google Alert - Linux

	Linux As-it-happens update ⋅ January 3, 2018
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	Intel stuff-up forces redesign of Windows and Linux Fudzilla It seems that Intel has forced Windows and Linux developers to come up with a software patch to cover a design flaw in its processors. The design flaw means that the open-source Linux kernel's virtual memory system needs to be changed and some patches are already out Microsoft will have to release ... Intel chips have a huge security flaw, and the fix will slow down Windows and Linux machines - BetaNews Security flaw patch for Intel CPU's could result in a huge performance hit - Neowin Intel CPUs have a major security flaw, upcoming software fixes may slow down the PCs - MSPoweruser Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Valve says it's not banning Team Fortress 2 players for having "catbot" in their names VG247 Catbot refers to cheating bots, hence the name, that use a script (cheat) running on Linux to automatically join matches and kill everyone with aimbot-style accuracy. The phenomenon itself was popular last year, and it was particularly annoying because a single Linux client is able to run multiple catbots ... Valve Responds to recent TF2 "catbot" Bans - mxdwn.com Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Windows 10 growth remains slow as Windows 7 dominates The INQUIRER Linux drops slightly to 1.44 (-0.22), which is exactly the same share as Mac OS 10.11, also 1.44 (-0.07). Rounding off the top 10 is macOS 10.10 at 0.89 (-0.08). So all in all a pretty stagnant picture. Mac users are continuing to upgrade, and Windows users are continuing to, well, not. In fact, the jump for ... Flag as irrelevant
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