KKSB Rack Panels Mount Up to 10 Raspberry Pi Boards With Room for HATs and Active Cooling
KKSB's steel rack panels fit 2, 5, or 10 Raspberry Pi boards into standard server racks with clearance for HATs and active cooling.
KKSB's steel rack panels fit 2, 5, or 10 Raspberry Pi boards into standard server racks with clearance for HATs and active cooling.
Proton 11.0-1 lands as the first stable release on Wine 11.0, fixing broken EA games and adding first-time support for Gothic 1 Classic, X-Plane 12, and classic Resident Evil titles.
Minisforum's NAB9S crams a Core i9-13900HK and dual 2.5GbE into a palm-sized chassis starting at $399 barebones, though it trades away OCuLink and USB4.
Pi-hole FTL 6.7 patches six security vulnerabilities including a remote code execution flaw, updates dnsmasq to v2.93, and adds a proper DHCP static leases editor.
GL.iNet's Comet X crams four independent KVM-over-IP ports, PoE, and Linux 6.1 into a single rack-mountable box with self-hosted remote access.
Amazon quietly added a 4GB RAM option to the Fire HD 10 (2023) with no announcement, while its broader device strategy shifts toward the Linux-based Vega OS.
Innoelement's Halo Touch V2 combines a round IPS touchscreen, rotary encoder with haptic feedback, and per-port USB power monitoring in a compact desktop hub.
Marek Olšák's VRS overhaul in the RADV Vulkan driver can double performance in some Proton/VKD3D scenarios, with 22 patches landing in Mesa 26.2.
KDE Gear 26.04.3 closes the series with targeted fixes for Kdenlive's playhead tracking, Elisa's audio output switching, and KDE Connect file transfers.
A 1 GHz Cortex-M85 MCU with Arm's Ethos-U55 NPU on a Pi HAT-compatible board running open-source RT-Thread RTOS, starting at $44.
EDATEC's ED-IPC1200 pairs a Raspberry Pi CM0 with isolated digital I/O, serial ports, and optional 4G LTE in a fanless DIN-rail enclosure for industrial data acquisition.
Linux drops to 3.69% on Steam in June, shedding two-thirds of its March record, while Proton 11 and FSR 4 keep the gaming stack advancing.
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.
The Flipper Zero team's BUSY Bar is an open-source focus display with native Matter support, an HTTP API, and Python and TypeScript libraries for Home Assistant automations.
Sipeed's NanoKVM-Go is a watch-sized USB-C KVM doing 4K capture, WiFi 6, and Tailscale, plus an MCP server that lets AI agents drive the remote machine. Starts at $49.
The WeAct N006 mounts an NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX onto a 90 x 60 mm carrier board with CAN Bus, dual PCIe Gen4 M.2 slots, and XT30 power for drones and robots.
RootBoard is a Kickstarter handheld that wraps a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W in a 70-key keyboard, color display, and battery for a pocketable, open-hardware Linux terminal.
System76's ultralight Lemur Pro now comes in 14- and 16-inch sizes with Intel Panther Lake chips, Arc B390 graphics on open-source drivers, and Pop!_OS with COSMIC.
Seeed's XIAO nRF54LM20A boards put Nordic's Bluetooth 6.0, Matter, and Thread SoC on a thumbnail-sized USB-C board, drawing as little as 0.33 µA and starting near $10.
The $50 Forgix board pairs a Raspberry Pi RP2354 with an Efinix Trion T8 FPGA in a Teensy footprint, with an open-source loader that streams bitstreams over USB.