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CUDA on Intel GPUs! RedHat offers no-cost Red Hat Enterprise Linux to open source organizations, Firefox 86 gets multiple Picture-in-Picture support, and Framework announces their modular laptop. 

NASA sends Linux to Mars! Gnome software 40 makes with the pretty, open-source Pi powered Stream Decks, and a Rusty replacement for Electron.

Kernel 5.11 comes with big fixes for AMD! OBS prepares for Wayland, VLC shows off its new look, PinePhone goes full-Manjaro, and Fedora 34 gets a release date. 

Solus 4.2 nukes youtube-dl, Ubuntu 20.04.2 gets kernel 5.8 super powers, capturing gestures with Touché, and surprise Microsoft repos for Raspberry Pi OS.

VLC turns 20! Ubuntu 21.04 will Wayland by default, Pine64 kills community editions, and NES emulation with a $4 Pico Pi. All this plus your emails.

Ubuntu invites you to play with their hairy hippo, Google make Chromium less useful, Android on RISC-V is now a thing, and System76 has a battery powered Dart. 

Ubuntu successfully boots on the Mac mini! Debian begins to cool off, JingOS aims to be the first iPadOS-style Linux Distro, and researching anime from the command line.

Asahi brings Linux to the Apple M1! GNOME changes something and everyone panics, cross-platform CLI and Python drivers for AIO liquid coolers, and controlling browsers tabs from the command line. All this plus your emails.

KDE prepares for Plasma powered fingerprints! Linus blames Intel for killing ECC memory, mounting browser tabs as a filesystem, and Raspberry Pi tally lights. All this and so much more on this week's LWDW. 

Slimbook and Tuxedo have new Ryzen laptops, Pi-powered computer vision, open-source mocap with arduino, and Electron powered browsers.

Thunderbird 78 has a dark side, PinePhone gets a package, Microsoft releases ProcMon for Linux, and Konsole learns a few new tricks. 

Linus kisses AVX goodbye, torrenting comes to the browser, Canonical Flutters, and easy undervolting for Intel CPUs.

MaXX Interactive Desktop revives the IRIX goodness, LibreOffice explains the “Personal Edition” label, TTY display managers, and bringing Dex back to Linux. 

Ubuntu unleashes a Rolling Rhino! Serpent OS wants to change how you Linux, KDE moves to gitlab, and Cadmus simplifies background noise reduction. 

Krita 4.3.0 is out! Swiss Army USB recovery drives, Brave browsers without the BAT, open-source NDI, and Pi powered Bluetooth radios.

Blender 2.83 LTS is out! Mozilla funds a Meething, ungoogled Chrome for the desktop, and a Vulkan powered Raspberry Pi 4.

The 8GB Raspberry Pi 4 is here! Lenovo brings Linux to the ThinkPad, Mint 20 disables Snap, and Snakeware wants to Python your desktop.  

Linus gets a Threadripper! GNOME settles their patent issue, Ardour hits 6.0, and Microsoft's failed war on open-source.

DirectX (kinda) comes to Linux! PineTab opens for pre-orders, NVIDIA releases a NX class Jetson, and Ryzen powered Linux notebooks.