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Apex Legends' latest patch broke its anti-cheat tool, kicking all Steam Deck players out of the game

In another anti-cheat debacle, the newest update to Apex Legends has blocked Steam Deck (and any other Linux device) from loading into the game.

Windows Central

Steam Deck Crosses 12,000 Verified and Playable Games Threshold

The Steam Deck now plays over 12,000 "verified" and "playable" games, but it isn't going to be doing path tracing or VR gaming.

Tom’s Hardware

Ampere Opens the Door for 192-Core Linux Gaming Machines

High Performance Computing (HPC) specialist Ampere has shared a guide on how users can eeke out a few hours of Linux-powered gaming from one of the company's high-core-count, Arm-based CPUs.

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You can run Linux on a Commodore 64 if you really want to

If you don't mind waiting a week for it to boot.

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Bazzite is a SteamOS Clone That Supports Gaming PCs and the Steam Deck

The Linux community has created a clone of SteamOS 3, called Bazzite in an effort to bring the SteamOS 3 desktop experience and Linux gaming experience to desktop gaming PCs.

Tom’s Hardware

New Asahi Linux Mac GPU drivers just did something even Apple couldn't manage

A new Asahi Linux conformant GPU driver supports OpenGL ES 3.1 on Apple silicon Macs.

TechRadar

Linux for Apple silicon Macs hits a major gaming milestone

Apple silicon Macs now have their first conformant GPU driver for Linux.

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Lichee Pi 4A RISC-V Desktop Gets Unboxed, Offers Strong Linux Performance

Christopher Barnatt with ExplainingComputers gives us an up close look at the new Lichee Pi 4A RISC-V computer.

Tom’s Hardware

Microsoft News Roundup: ChatGPT at risk, Surface event confirmed, and Xbox community rules revamped

Microsoft confirmed a Surface event and revamped its Xbox community guidelines this week. We also saw a report that OpenAI is marking toward bankruptcy. Here are the details on those stories and more in our weekly news roundup.

Windows Central

Even Linux users can get a Microsoft Surface-alike now

The StarLabs StarLite is designed for Linux, but this new 2-in-1 takes a lot of influence from the Microsoft Surface.

Windows Central

Steam Deck Gets Belated Zenbleed Patch For AMD's Vulnerability

The Linux community patched Zenbleed for all AMD Ryzen processors with Zen 2 cores last month, but the Steam Deck and its custom Zen 2 SoC were forgotten until this weekend.

Tom’s Hardware

I thought a Raspberry Pi NAS was a good idea - here’s why I'm wrong

“How hard can it be?”, I asked, painfully unaware of the consequences to come.

TechRadar

Intel's Downfall Mitigations Drop Performance Up to 39%, Tests Show

Linux publication Phoronix evaluates the performance impact of Downfall mitigations on different Intel processors.

Tom’s Hardware

AMD Zen 1 Vulnerability Emerges, Dividing by 0 Can Leak Sensitive Data

Yet another CPU vulnerability has been found, this time affecting Zen 1 CPUs in Linux-based operating systems. This new vulnerability allows potentially sensitive data to be released if a Zen 1 chip divides an integer by 0.

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Now even Linux is more popular than macOS for gamers — and it's all down to one device

With Steam's July hardware data, the Steam Deck has made Linux more popular than macOS for gaming.

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ChromeOS might soon decouple the Chrome browser for faster updates

Lacros has been in the works for quite some time now. It is a Linux-based browser that works independently without needing a ChromeOS update.

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The Steam Deck's popularity has meant Linux is the second biggest OS for Steam

A recent Steam hardware survey has revealed that Linux has now overtaken Mac as the second biggest OS for Steam.

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Linux overtakes Mac as Steam's second-most used OS, and it's all thanks to the Steam Deck

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Microsoft News Roundup: ARM Surface Go 4 is a no go, Microsoft leaks hidden Windows 11 features, and Lenovo's Legion Go

This week we shared exclusive reports about the Surface Go 4 and the Legion Go. We also covered all the latest leaks, news stories, and trends. You can catch up right here in our weekly roundup.

Windows Central

This Linux laptop has a killer webcam I want to see on Windows machines

Not everyone wants a good webcam on their laptop, some don't want one at all. This novel solution could make everyone happy.

Tom’s Hardware

Unihiker Single-Board Computer Review: Fun for Beginners, Less-so for Makers

Another Raspberry Pi alternative but this time the form factor is all about the screen.

Tom’s Hardware

AMD's Unannounced MI300C AI Accelerator Emerges

Coelacanth Dream discovers the MI300C, a third variant of the MI300, in Linux's EDAC (Error Detection And Correction) driver.

Windows Central

Steam gamers relegate Apple Mac to THIRD place — thanks to the Steam Deck

The Mac now finds itself behind Linux as well as Windows for gamers according to Steam's latest hardware survey information.

Tom’s Hardware

Linus Torvalds Is Tired of AMD's 'Stupid' fTPM Errors

The Linux creator criticized the persistence of AMD fTPM errors, which should have been eradicated by a BIOS patch last year.

TechRadar

Nearly half of Ubuntu users could be vulnerable to these security flaws

Eight Ubuntu vulnerabilities have been patched in this latest update, with two relating to OverlayFS.

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