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Hello to everyone. I've used Linux (nearly all RHEL) on servers for over 20 years, hosting and supporting enterprise applications...

Stick to debian for this purpose. No sense in using Arch for a server. You don't gain any thing that way. Debian is stable and solid.

While the upstream, open-source Nouveau driver already supports NVIDIA's Hopper and Blackwell graphics processors with the GPU System...

Intel this week rolled out new versions of their open-source XPU Manager and Linux NPU driver software... Source...

You’re contradicting yourself. An Arch-based server, like Debian Testing, is a rolling release distribution, meaning constant updates...

As a follow-up to the article last week about KRAID as a new compiler for modern Arm Mali graphics, that initial code has now been...

I was thinking more like arch than Ubuntu server. Both come headless but isn't arch lighter out of the box? I was also thinking puppy...

As another interesting takeaway from this week's Microsoft Build 2026 conference beyond their open-source Intelligent Terminal project...

Oh, I was just thinking about installing Virtual Box and then installing Linux inside that. But it was just a thought. It sounds like...

Just a warning about ollama quality and "features": https://sleepingrobots.com/dreams/stop-using-ollama/ If you can, use llama.cpp instead.

Without strong PC you'll be limited to weaker models, meaning lower quality. The only advantage of local AI is you have no limit toward...

Yes, I knew M$ bought it. I was curious why someone said Windows bought it. :D

Just a warning about ollama quality and "features": https://sleepingrobots.com/dreams/stop-using-ollama/ If you can, use llama.cpp instead.

Debian, Devuan, will make a nice VM guest. Not much is being preinstalled on these, no flatpacks, no snaps. You could do a headless...

It was discovered that GoBGP incorrectly handled certain specially crafted BGP UPDATE messages. A remote attacker could possibly use...