While it may be irksome, it could potentially provide useful insights: the infamous Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) feature is making its way to most Linux distributions, expected to arrive as early as 2024. A new feature is making its debut in Linux, but it’s one that nobody would prefer to encounter: the iconic Windows… Read More »Linux Distros Set to Introduce a Blue Screen of Death Feature in 2024
Google Chrome has received a valuable update, now allowing users to get a general overview of how much memory each open tab is consuming. This feature proves to be a significant aid when your computer is running low on RAM, and decisions need to be made on what to keep open. The Chrome browser has… Read More »Chrome’s Memory-Saving Upgrade: Track Tab Memory Usage Easily
While Linux has been ported to numerous devices over the past decades, the oldest 8-bit home computers were left out of this trend. However, a developer recently reported a successful attempt at running the open-source operating system on the legendary Commodore 64. The developer achieved this by taking the Linux version compiled for RISC-V architecture… Read More »Linux Successfully Runs on the Commodore 64