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See the News page for news items ordered by publishing date. This overview is sorted alphabetically.
Pages in category "2020 News Archive"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 359 total.
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- Ad-Tech Industry Complains That Google Has Too Much Control Over Web Standards
- AMD Announced 8 Core Laptop APUs and CPUs and a 64 Core Threadripper CPU at CES 2020
- AMD Announces Four 5000-Series Ryzen CPUs
- AMD Announces Record High Q3 2020 Profits And $35 Billion Deal To Buy Xilinx
- AMD At The X.Org Developers Conference 2020: No-No Baking Your Graphics Card
- AMD Confirms "Big Navi" GPU Coming In 2020
- AMD Hopes To Get Sensor Fusion Hub Driver For AMD Laptop Gyroscopes And Other Sensors Into Linux 5.10
- AMD Launches 3 High-End RX 6000-Series GPUs For 4k Gaming
- AMD Launches Ultra-budget A520 Motherboards For Third and Fourth Generation Ryzen On A Budget
- AMD Radeon Open Compute Framework 3.7 Released
- AMD Reveals Picture Of RX 6000 Series GPU With 2 8-Pin PSU Connectors
- AMD ROCm 3.8 Is Released
- AMDVLK 2020.Q3.5 Alternative AMD Vulkan Driver Released With Four Game Specific Fixes And Sub-RADV Performance
- AMDVLK 2020.Q4.1 Is Released With A New Vulkan Extension And Three Game-Specific Fixes
- AMDVLK v-2020.Q3.6 Is Released With Four Game-Specific Fixes
- Apple Devices Are Finally Getting WebP Support
- Apple Recommend Not Covering Your Laptops Webcam, Claims It Can Damage Hardware
- Apple's CUPS Repository Has Died A Quiet Death
- Arch Linux: Past, Present and Future
- ARM announces Cortex-R82 Processor With Support For Up To 1 TiB RAM
- AV1 Hardware Video Decode Support For AMD RX 6000 Series GPUs Coming In Linux 5.10
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- Ben Cotton: How Fedora Is Run And Why
- Beware People Who Enter Free Software Projects Only for Power Trips
- Black Lives Matter For Linux
- Brave Browser 1.12.112 Is Released With Re-Vamped Synchronization
- Brave Web Browser Caught In Affiliate Link Controversy Prompting Fork
- Buffer Overflow In Older Sudo Versions Could Be Used To Get Root On Elementary, Linux Mint
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- Caesar III re-implementation Julius v1.2.0 Is Released
- Cantata 2.4.0 Is Released
- Catfish 1.4.12 Is Released With GNOME and Wayland Support
- CentOS 8.1 Released With New Security Tools For Servers And Containers
- Chipmaker TSMC Reports Revenues Are Up 33.6% Compared To 2019
- Chris Down, Facebook: Linux memory management at scale
- Chrome and Chromium 80 Have A New Directly To Text Snippet Linking Feature
- Chromium 81 Is Released With Many Security Fixes And Mostly Working Vulkan Rendering Support
- Corbett Report: YouTube Is Purging Again
- Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Has A New Anti-Cheat Trusted Mode
- Current Ethereum Network Fees Are Killing CryptoCurrency Tokens Like The Brave Browsers BAT Currency
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- Decentralized Social Networks vs. The Trolls
- Deepin 20 Is Released
- Department of Homeland Security Urges Firefox And Thunderbird Users To Upgrade
- Direct3D To Vulkan Translation Layer DXVK 1.5.3 Is Released
- Distri: researching fast Linux package management
- Dooble Web Browser 2020.07.07 Is Released
- Dozens Of High Profile Twitter Accounts Owned And Used For Bitcoin Scam: "Tough day" For Twitter
- DXVK DirectX To Vulkan Translation Layer 1.7.2 Released
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- Fake News Detector For Firefox Is Coming After The Harvest Festival Holiday
- Fedora 33 Is Released
- Firefox 72.0.1 Released With Fix For Actively Exploited Security Hole
- Firefox 72.0.2 Is Released
- Firefox 73 and 68.5.0esr Are Released With Security Updates
- Firefox 74 Is Released With Several Vulnerability Fixes
- Firefox 78 Is Released With 14 Security Fixes
- Firefox 79 Is Released With 10 Security Fixes
- Firefox 80 Released With 10 Security Fixes And A Higher Version Number
- Firefox 81 Is Released
- Firefox 82 Is Released With Four High-Impact Security Fixes
- Firefox Is Rolling Out DNS over HTTPS And The Security Benefits Are Not What You May Think They Are
- First UbuntuDDE Remix 20.10 Groovy Beta Is Released
- First Xfce 4.14 Maintainance Release Available, ScreenSaver Security Hole Remains Wide Open
- Four Malicious Packages In The NPM Repository With Names Similar To Popular Packages Were Phoning User Data Home
- Free Software Foundation Turns 35
- Free Software Licenses Are Losing Ground To Permissive Open Source Licenses
- FreeBSD Fridays: Introduction to RISC-V on FreeBSD
- Frictional Games Has Released Source Code For Two Amnesia Games As FOSS Under The GNU GPLv3
- From the FSF Bulletin: Trial by proprietary software
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- GamerOS: An Arch Linux based gaming OS
- Gbrainy Is 2.4.2 Released
- GCC 11 Will Be Set In Stone On November 15th
- Genius Mathematics Tool 1.0.25 Is Released
- Gentoo Linux Starts Offering Pre-Built Kernel Packages
- Geoffrey Knauth Elected President Of The Free Software Foundation
- Get Tomb Raider For Free On Steam Until March 24th
- GIMP 2.10.22 Is Released With AVIF Support And Improved Support For Many Other File Formats
- GIMP Starts Offering Nightly GIMP 3.0 Pre-Release Builds, But Only For Windows
- Glib-networking up to 2.64.2 accepts any TLS certificate as valid for any domain
- GNOME 3.36 "Gresik" Is Released
- GNOME 3.38 "Orbis" Is Released
- GNOME And KDE Are Merging To KNOME - The Next Generation Linux Desktop Environment
- GNOME Internet Radio Locator 3.0.5 Is Released With More Radio Stations
- GNOME Proposal Aims To Make GNOME Applications More Environment Friendly By Optimizing Them
- GNU grep 3.5 Is Released
- GNU make 4.3 Is Released
- GNU Parallel Ginsburg Is Released
- GNU sed 4.8 Is Released
- GNUnet 0.13.0 Released With A New Protocol Version
- GNUnet 0.13.3 Released With Hand-full Of Bug Fixes
- Godot Game Engine Awarded $250k USD Grant From Epic Games
- Google Chrome 86 and Brave 1.13.82, Both Based On Chromium 86, Are Released With Security Enhancements And New Features
- Google Is Cracking Down On Fediverse Applications For Android
- Google Stadia Dev Brings Spinlocks Back From The Dead, Blames The Linux Kernels Scheduler For Performance Problems
- GParted 1.1.0 Is Released
- GStreamer 1.18 Is Released
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- Having A Hobby Will Make You Happy
- How Arch Linux Manage Their Servers: "Infrastructure at Arch: Making servers go brrrrr"
- How the ACO Mesa Vulkan Shader Compiler For AMD GPUs Came To Be: From Prototype To Default
- HTTPS Security Certificates Will Soon Have To Be Limited To A One Year Long Life-Time To Be Valid
- Huawei Announces OpenHarmony Project With A BSD-Licensed HarmonyOS Source Code Release
- Huawei Post Record $122 Billion Revenue For 2019 Despite US Government Sanctions
- Humble Bundle Has A Huge Sale With Many Native Linux Games
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- Improved Lenovo Laptop Hotkey Support Coming To Linux 5.10
- India Announces RISC-V Innovation Contest
- Inkscape 1.0.1 Is Released
- Intel Is Pushing For 1984-Style Revision Of Words Allowed In Linux Kernel Development And Documentation
- Intel Unveils Tiger Lake Laptop CPU Line-Up With Impressive Graphics Performance Numbers
- Intel's latest NEO OpenCL Driver Claims Support For OpenCL 3.0 On All Intel Chips Going Back To Broadwell
- Intels 10th-gen Series CPUs Revealed: Up To 10 Cores and 5.3 GHz on 14nm++++
- It Is OK To Not Use Firefox If You Are For Free Software
- It Never Ends: Two More Intel CPU Vulnerabilities Disclosed
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- K-Pop Fans Are Outraged Over The 2020 Idol Star Athletics Championship Taking Place Without A Live Audience
- KDE Launches MyKDE Identity Service
- KDE Launches Plasma Widget Tutorial Website
- KDE Plasma 5.18 Wallpaper Winner Announced
- KDE Plasma Will Default To Using The Wayland Display Server On Fedora 34
- Kdenlive 19.12.2 Is Released With Bug Fixes And Qt 5.14 Compatibility
- Kdenlive 20.08.2 Is Released With 17 Bug-Fixes And GPU Accelerated Video Rendering
- KnotDNS 3.0.0 Is Released
- Korean Trot Singer Kang Hye Yeon's Latest Cover Brings Attention To Lonely Single Mothers
- Krita 5.0 Will Have A Built-In Screen Recorder
- Krita Paint Program Will Get SVG Mesh Gradients, Storyboard Docker, MyPaint Brush Engine And Dynamic Fill Layers Thanks To GSoC Students
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- Latest 20.41.18123 Intel NEO OpenCL Driver Claims "Production" OpenCL 3.0 Quality On All Intel CPUs Going Back To Broadwell
- Latest Linux Kernels Fix Security Flaw In The Intel Processors With iGPUs
- Lenovo's Increasing Their Line-Up Of ThinkPad And ThinkStation Computers With Linux Pre-Installed
- LibreDWG 0.10.1 Brings GNU One Step Closer To Liberating AutoCAD Files
- LibreOffice 7.0.2 Is Released With 131 Bug-Fixes
- LibrePlanet 2020 Is CANCELLED
- Libtorrent 2.0 Is Released With BitTorrent 2.0 Support
- Libtorrent-rasterbar Now Features WebTorrent Support In The Master Branch
- Linus Torvalds Has Merged Inclusive-Terminology Rules Into The Linux Kernel Git Tree
- Linus Torvalds: AVX512 Is "A Hot Mess" "I hope AVX512 dies a painful death"
- Linux 5.10 To Get Creative SoundBlaster AE-7 Audio Card Driver
- Linux 5.10 Will Have A Fully Lock-Less Ring Buffer
- Linux 5.5 "Kleptomaniac Octopus" Is Released
- Linux 5.5rc6 Is Released, 5.5 Final Is Coming In Two To Three Weeks
- Linux 5.5rc7 Is Released
- Linux 5.6 Is Released
- Linux 5.6 Will Support Per-Die Temperature Readings On AMD Zen2 Processors
- Linux 5.6.2 Is Released With Intel Wifi Fix
- Linux 5.8 Brings Per-Core Energy Sensor Support For AMD CPUs
- Linux 5.8 Is Released And It The Largest Release Of All Time
- Linux 5.9 Brings Hardware Accelerated Video Playback To 10+ Year Old AMD Graphics Cards Using The "amdgpu" Linux Kernel Driver
- Linux 5.9 Is Released With New Drivers, Improved AMD GPU Support, And Support The x86-64 FSGSBASE CPU Instructions
- Linux 5.9 rc1 Is Released With Support for Upcoming AMD GPUs and Corsair RGB Hubs
- Linux 5.9 rc4 Released
- Linux 5.9 Will Be Delayed One Week
- Linux 5.9-rc7 Is A Total Disaster On Machines With Intel Graphics
- Linux 5.9-rc8 Is Out With PCIe IDs for AMDs Upcoming Sienna Cichlid GPUs
- Linux 5.9.1 And Older Stable Kernel Updates Fixing "Bleeding Tooth" Bluetooth Vulnerability Are Available
- Linux AV1 Hardware Video Decoding Support Ready For Intel Tiger Lake
- Linux Desktop Market Share Could Have Doubled, Or Stagnated, In Q2 2020
- Linux Desktop Market Share Fell 0.88% In August 2020
- Linux Desktop Market Share Nearly Halved During September 2020
- Linux Desktop Market Share Steady at 0.8-3.5% In July 2020
- Linux Desktop Users Who Use Qt or KDE Software May Want To Hard-Code QT AUTO SCREEN SCALE FACTOR and XCURSOR SIZE
- Linux Foundation Announces "Climate Finance Foundation"
- Linux From Scratch 10.0 Released
- Linux Gamers Account For Close To 1% In The Steam Hardware Survey For January 2020
- Linux Is Dropping WiMAX Support
- Linux Kernel 5.5 Will Not Fix The Frequent Intel GPU Hangs In Recent Kernels
- Linux Mint 20 Blocks And Removes Snap Citing Backdoor To Canonicals SnapCraft Store
- Linux Remains Licensed Under The GNU GPL v2 And New Contributions Remain Subject To It
- Linux Support for Variable Refresh Rates On Gen12+ Intel GPUs Is On The Way
- Lumina 1.6 Is Released For Those Who Want A Sort-Of Really Light-Weight Desktop Environment
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- Manjaro Linux Lead Developer In Hot Waters Over Donation Slush Fund For Laptop And Personal Items
- Manjaro Linux Lost All Of Their Support Forum Images
- Manjaro Lomiri Alpha1 for PinePhone Is Released
- Martin Dougiamas: Why Openness in Education is essential
- Mastodon 3.1.0 Is Released With Bookmarks, UI animations And More
- Meet The New Linux Foundation Technical Advisory Board
- Mesa 19.3.2 Is Released With SDMA Disabled On Older AMD GPUs
- Mesa 20 Will Have SDMA Disabled On AMD RX-Series GPUs
- Mesa 20.0.0 Is Released
- Mesa 20.0.0-rc1 Is Released With Vulkan 1.2 Support and Iris As New Default Intel OpenGL Driver
- Mesa 20.0.0-rc3 Is Released With Barely Nothing New Since rc2
- Mesa 20.1.10 Is Released With A Handful Of Bug-Fixes
- Mesa 20.1.5 Is Released With 29 Bug-Fixes And SDMA Disabled On Vega GPUs
- Mesa 20.2.0 Is Released
- Mesa Developers Debate Using Rust Code In Mesa
- Mesa Just Got A Significant Performance Boost For Intel Tiger Lake Chips
- Microblogging Client Choqok 1.7.0 Is Released
- Microsoft Edge For Linux Is Here
- Microsoft Edge Is Coming To Linux In October 2020
- Microsoft WordPad 2020 Will Contain In-App Advertisements
- Modern Web Standards Are Leaving Niche Web Browsers Behind
- Mozilla Fires 250 Employees, Blames COVID-19 For Years Of Mismanagement
- Mozilla Fires 70 Employees, Apple Offers New Jobs
- Mozilla Is Rolling Out Redirect Tracking Protection In Firefox In A Somewhat Concerning Fashion
- Mpv drops GNOME support
- Mstdn.jp Is Back After Hours Of Downtime Due Post Containing Islamic Terrorist Material
- Mutazione Got A Native Linux Version
