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GEEKOM has released the A5, a mini PC powered by an AMD Ryzen 7 5800H processor, with 32GB RAM and a 512GB SSD.

The Flash-Friendly File-System (F2FS) has received further enhancements in the mainline Linux kernel with the ongoing v6.

In this week’s issue of README Highlight (#44, 2023), we are taking a look at the project Gitea.

BeagleV-Fire is a new single board computer powered by Microchip PolarFire MPFS025T penta-core RISC-V SoC FPGA.

The maker of the ZimaBoard and ZimaBlade single-board computers, Icewhale Technology, is set to launch a new product called the ZimaCube.

Cloud Hypervisor, an open source Virtual Machine Monitor (VMM), has announced the release of version v36.

AMD has released its latest mobile chips, the Ryzen 5 7545U and Ryzen 3 7440U, which are the first laptop processors to feature AMD’s new Zen 4c CPU cores.

OpenELA, the Open Enterprise Linux association formed by SUSE, Oracle, and CIQ (Rocky Linux) in response to Red Hat’s decision to limit access to the RHEL source code, has published the initial source code for building RHEL derivatives.

Here are the new additions to the awesome-selfhosted repository during the month of October 2023:

Home Assistant has released its latest version, 2023.11, packed with new features and improvements.

Libre Computer has announced their latest single-board computer called the AML-A311D-CC Alta.

Alibaba has released nine user manuals for the T-Head TH1520 quad-core RISC-V processor.

The Official Raspberry Pi Beginner’s Guide, 5th Edition is now available, according to an announcement from Raspberry Pi.

Olimex has released the RT1010-Py board, a small development board powered by a 500 MHz NXP i.

Matrix Synapse, an open-source Matrix homeserver developed and maintained by the Matrix.

ADATA has unveiled the ADATA SE920, a compact and high-speed external solid-state drive (SSD) that claims to be the first to support 40 Gbps USB4 connections.

XCP-ng has released Xen Orchestra 5.88, packed with new features and improvements.

Bcachefs, an open-source file system, has been surprisingly merged into Linux 6.

Phoronix reports that Btrfs, the file system for Linux, will be introducing three new features in version 6.

The Linux 6.6 release has just been announced by Linus Torvalds on the Linux Kernel Mailing List.