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	Linux As-it-happens update ⋅ November 16, 2022
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	Fedora Linux 37 Released with Linux 6.0, GNOME 43, and Official Raspberry Pi 4 Support 9to5Linux Fedora Linux 37 is now available for download powered by the Linux 6.0 kernel, GNOME 43 desktop, and official support for Raspberry Pi 4. Flag as irrelevant
	Innovative HID-BPF Expected To Land In Linux 6.2 - Phoronix Phoronix Adding to the growing list of changes expected to be sent in during the Linux 6.2 merge window next month is HID-BPF. Flag as irrelevant
	AMD EPYC 9374F Linux Benchmarks - Genoa's 32-Core High Frequency CPU - Phoronix Phoronix Last week for the AMD EPYC 4th Gen 'Genoa' launch day I published initial AMD EPYC 9554 and EPYC 9654 Linux benchmarks as part of my review. Flag as irrelevant
	Linux-ception - YouTube YouTube Linux-ception. 4 views 8 minutes ago. It's FOSS - Linux Portal. It's FOSS - Linux Portal. 53.2K subscribers. Subscribe. Flag as irrelevant
	First Look: Fedora Linux 37 - YouTube YouTube Fedora Linux 37 is one of the most anticipated GNU/Linux distro releases of the year and it doesn't disappoint fans. It's powered by the latest ... Flag as irrelevant
	Download Fedora 37 Linux distro now - BetaNews BetaNews Last month, the Linux community was rocked by a critical OpenSSL vulnerability. Because of the severity of the vulnerability, Fedora 37 was ... Flag as irrelevant
	Linux Foundation Europe Announces Project Sylva to Create Open Source Telco ... - PR Newswire PR Newswire PRNewswire/ -- ONE Summit North America 2022 – Linux Foundation Europe, an independent trusted supporter and vendor-neutral home for open source ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fedora Linux 37 is out now with official Raspberry Pi 4 support - GamingOnLinux GamingOnLinux After a bit of a delay due to security issues with OpenSSL, Fedora Linux 37 is officially out now with all the usual assortment of major software ... Flag as irrelevant
	How to Track Your Screen Time on Linux With ActivityWatch - MakeUseOf MakeUseOf Monitoring your on-screen activity is extremely easy with ActivityWatch, an open-source time-tracking app for Linux. Flag as irrelevant
	How to Improve Gaming Performance Using GameMode in Linux - Make Tech Easier Make Tech Easier Learn how to install and configure GameMode in Linux to improve gaming performance for standalone, Steam, and Lutris games in this step-by-step ... Flag as irrelevant
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