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CachyOS ISO Release for November Improves Support for AMD and NVIDIA Users

The new CachyOS release backports the THP Shrinker from Linux kernel 6.13 to reduce the memory usage when transparent_hugepages is set to “always”, adds the AMD Cache Optimizer to improve gaming and backports the AMD-pstate performance fixes for Strix Point laptops, and improves support for RDNA3 family of AMD GPUs.

Debian 12.8 “Bookworm” Released with 68 Bug Fixes and 50 Security Updates

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Fvwm and GNOME: keyboard control and internship project

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Sep 04, 2024

Michał Sapka ☛ Fvwm - day 2 (keyboard control)

I’m a day in Fvwm, and it’s rock solid. Time to adjust it to my needs Let’s start with keyboard control, as I prefer over using mouse.

We can open ~/.fvwm/config and make changes. The default one is very nicely commented, so it’s a pleasure to modify. Then, all we need is to restart the wm and we’re ready.
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- Felipe Borges: Looking for more internship project ideas for Outreachy (December-March cohort)
  
  GNOME is interested in participating in the Outreachy December-March cohort, and while we already have a few great projects, we are looking for experienced mentors with a couple more project ideas. Hurry up, we have until September 11 to conclude our list of ideas.

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