Linux Weekly Daily Wednesday

After 20 years, real-time patches find their way into the Linux kernel! Using a Linux phone as a secondary wireless display for GNOME, building your own router with Banana Pi BPI-R4, and full-colour e-ink display for the Raspberry Pi.

iFixit releases a hot new product! Linux Kernel 6.11 yokes things up, a wicked-neat Firefox alternative from Japan, and the Raspberry Pi Imager now comes in a convenient easy to carry AppImage.

Mikrotik brings Winbox to Linux! KDE Slimbook gets a refresh, AMD targets the midrange, and a Raspberry Pi powered friend.

What’s new in the Pico 2, what to look for in a Linux distribution, and delidding pies.

DeepComputing unveils the $149 RISC-V Pad II, Davinci Resolve 19 debuts with a host of new features, Raspberry Pi-powered PoE security cameras and a 6DOF Space Mouse you can build at home.

Nobara Linux overtakes Windows 11 in gaming performance, Debian turns 31, video over IP with NDI, and a $50 Raspberry Pi 5.

This week, Michael Salmons pops in to discuss locally hosted AI, LLMs, getting started with Linux, and his love for eleven-year-old racing games.

An immutable Manjaro variant is ready for public testing! Linux desktop use reaches an all-time high, Google loses its antitrust case, and Reddit isn't against adding paywalls.

Blocking AI scrapers made easy, open-source tools from Netflix, PipeWire learns how-to FFADO, AOL on WINE, and a blinky little case of nightmares for the Raspberry Pi 5.

Google snags a Reddit monopoly! F3's dodgy flash detection, Raspberry Pi 5's dual 2.5Gb Ethernet, veggie-powered multistreaming, and a low-cost SBC that crushes the competition.