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CasaOS defines itself as “community-based open-source software that focuses on delivering a simple personal cloud experience built around the Docker ecosystem” and can run a range of hardware, including the Raspberry Pi and the ZimaBoard.

With the end-of-life of Node 16, Gitea has now added Node 20 support to Gitea Actions.

Phoronix reports that the upcoming Linux 6.7 kernel will introduce a new feature for Intel’s QuickAssist Technology (QAT) device driver.

Liliputing reports that the ACEMAGIC S1 mini PC is now available for pre-order.

PhotoPrism has recently announced the release of their latest version, the September 23, 2023 release.

Prusa3D has written an article discussing the Thermal Model Protection system.

Matrix has been providing an open standard for secure, decentralized communication for the open Web for over 9 years.

Liliputing reports on the ZX05 mini PC, a compact computer that measures just 145 x 62 x 20mm (5.

Cloud Hypervisor, an open-source Virtual Machine Monitor (VMM), has announced the release of version v35.

In this week’s issue of README Highlight Friday, we are taking a look at K3s, a lightweight Kubernetes distribution that is production-ready, easy to install, and consumes half the memory of upstream Kubernetes.

Linux 6.5 now defaults to the AMD P-State EPP driver for Zen 2 and newer Ryzen systems, as long as the system supports ACPI CPPC.

PuzzleFS has been quietly making progress as a new file-system designed specifically for containers, writes Phoronix.

K3s, the lightweight Kubernetes distribution, has released version v1.28.2+k3s1. This update brings several improvements and bug fixes to the platform.

Liliputing reports that Zotac has released two new ultra-thin PCs, the ZBOX Edge MI648 and MI668, both equipped with Raptor Lake-P chips.

Intel announced at their Innovation 2023 conference that they are collaborating with software vendors such as Red Hat, Canonical, and SUSE to provide Intel-optimized Linux distributions, Phoronix reports.

NVIDIA is making advancements in their Linux InfiniBand driver to support 800Gb/s (XDR) speeds.

Source: WilliamLam.com Earlier this year, William Lam from WilliamLam.com discovered the Lenovo ThinkStation P3 Tiny, a compact system with a lot of potential.

The Linux Foundation has announced the launch of OpenTofu, an open-source alternative to Terraform’s infrastructure as code provisioning tool.

The Linux 6.6 kernel version seems to be delivering significant performance improvements for AMD EPYC server CPUs according to Phoronix.

The Linux Foundation and Intel have announced the formation of the Unified Acceleration (UXL) Foundation, which will be an evolution of Intel’s oneAPI initiative.