Bazzite's June stable image bumps Mesa to 26.1, ships Nvidia's 610 open driver alongside a patched KWin workaround, and pulls the Steam Deck variant closer to SteamOS.
Radxa's tiny Dragon Q5E pairs a Snapdragon-class Dragonwing Q-6690 with dual 2.5 GbE, WiFi 7, a 6 TOPS NPU, and an integrated UHF RFID reader.
Thundercomm's new TurboX C7790 dev kit packs a Qualcomm Dragonwing Q-7790, 12GB LPDDR5X, and a 24 TOPS NPU into a Linux- and Android-ready edge AI platform.
Valve's Daniel Schürmann has posted a VK_AMD_anti_lag implementation for RADV, bringing native low-latency frame pacing to the open-source Radeon Vulkan driver.
Bazzite 44.20260605 adds a dmemcg VRAM booster, a Vulkan low-latency layer, kernel 7.0.9, Mesa 26.1.0, and Nvidia Open 610.43.02 to its immutable gaming base.
Elecrow's $54 ThinkNode G4 is a tiny Wi-Fi HaLow gateway running an OpenWrt fork, with the Morse Micro MM6108 chipset and up to 2 km of line-of-sight range.
Asus is bringing color E Ink to the mainstream with a 13.3-inch ZenScreen portable monitor: 3200x2400 resolution, 35 Hz refresh, and a Kaleido 3 panel.
KDE Gear 26.04.2 fixes an Akregator launch hang on arm64 hardware, a Skanlite startup crash, and Kdenlive timeline glitches across the suite's 180-plus applications.
Avalue's fanless EPC-WCL squeezes Intel Wildcat Lake, 48GB DDR5, dual 2.5GbE, and 40 TOPS of edge AI into a Linux-friendly industrial box with USB-C Power Delivery.
Steam on Linux landed at 3.99% in Valve's May 2026 hardware survey, off recent highs but still nearly double macOS, with AMD CPUs holding near 70%.
The 8849 Tank 5 fuses a 220 lumen 1080p projector, DisplayPort input, 17,600 mAh battery, and Dimensity 9400e into a 715 gram rugged Android 16 phone.
Home Assistant 2026.6 flips the dashboard editor to pick entities first then suggest cards, makes infrared two-way via ESPHome, and cuts Bluetooth scanning battery use by 95 percent.
ModRetro's M64 runs original N64 cartridges on an AMD Artix UltraScale+ FPGA, building on the open-source MiSTer core with improvements headed back upstream.
ASRock's Tiny H810 packs a socketed Intel LGA1851 CPU, 128 GB of DDR5, two M.2 slots, and dual 2.5 GbE into a 1.1-liter chassis.
