Anbernic's $65 RG SP Brings GBA Clamshell Nostalgia to Linux
Anbernic's GBA SP-inspired clamshell runs Linux on the community-favorite Allwinner H700, with muOS and Knulli custom firmware support expected shortly after launch.
Bazzite turns the Legion Go 2 into more than a gaming handheld, with the Z2 Extreme and OLED display making it a genuinely versatile Linux device.
Orange Pi crams an octa-core Allwinner A733 and up to 16GB of LPDDR5 into a Raspberry Pi Zero footprint, with a 10 Gbps USB port and about 4x a Pi Zero 2 W's multi-core grunt.
An FPGA dev board in the Feather form factor that lets you reprogram the processor, peripherals, and I/O in Lua, C, and HDL, with open source toolchain support via Yosys and Apicula.
A 26 mm open-source board with 16 EEG channels and dual 24-bit ADCs turns a XIAO ESP32-S3 into a wireless brain-controlled gamepad for $250.
Linux rebounds to 4.01% in the July Steam Survey after months of decline, with SteamOS Holo now powering 22% of Linux gaming systems as the Steam Machine begins shipping.
Bazzite's latest stable image bumps the kernel to 7.1.5 and Mesa to 26.1.6, with updated Nvidia drivers, Gamescope, and a new OpenCL ICD loader replacing ocl-icd.
FriendlyELEC's NanoPi R28S crams dual Gigabit Ethernet, WiFi 6, and a USB-C debug console into a 5 cm router board starting at $20.
Zinwa's first fully custom keyboard phone packs a Dimensity 7300, 5G, and Android 16 into a BlackBerry Classic-inspired form factor.
Two Pi-sized SBCs from InHand bring TI's 2 and 8 TOPS vision AI processors to a HAT-compatible board running Debian 13.2 on Linux 6.12.
Incus 7.3 fixes 13 security issues (9 critical host-level exploits) and introduces shared GPU acceleration for VMs via virglrenderer, letting multiple guests share one GPU without passthrough.
Proxmox VE is being optimized for NVIDIA's ARM-based Grace and Vera CPUs as part of a new partnership that integrates the open-source hypervisor into NVIDIA's AI data center management stack.
Espressif's ESP32-S31 ships with dual RISC-V cores at 320 MHz, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.4, and Thread/Zigbee on one chip for under $6.