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Cheaper 1 GB Raspberry Pi 5 launches as RAM costs bite

Cheaper 1 GB Raspberry Pi 5 launches as RAM costs bite

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: Budget model slips in at $45 while other boards climb amid AI-driven component crunch See the Story

Firefox 146 Now Available With Native Fractional Scaling On Wayland

Firefox 146 Now Available With Native Fractional Scaling On Wayland

Firefox 146 has been released with native fractional scaling support on Wayland -- finally giving Linux users crisp UI rendering. Other new additions include GPU process improvements on macOS, developer-focused CSS features, and broader access to Firefox Labs. Phoronix reports: Firefox 146 also now makes Firefox Labs available to all users, Firefox on macOS now has a dedicated GPU process by default, dropping Direct2D support on Windows, support…See the Story

Canonical to Package and Distribute AMD ROCm Within Ubuntu’s Repositories

Canonical to Package and Distribute AMD ROCm Within Ubuntu’s Repositories

Ubuntu maker Canonical will package and distribute the AMD ROCm software stack within Ubuntu’s repositories to enable hardware-accelerated AI/ML and HPC workloads. The post Canonical to Package and Distribute AMD ROCm within Ubuntu’s Repositories appeared first on 9to5Linux - do not reproduce this article without permission. This RSS feed is intended for readers, not scrapers.See the Story

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