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Category: Computing

Valve’s Steam Machine has a VRAM problem on SteamOS
ComputingHardwareSoftware

Valve’s Steam Machine has a VRAM problem on SteamOS

Valve’s upcoming Steam Machine faces a performance hurdle. According to new testing, 8GB graphics cards perform significantly worse on SteamOS than on Windows 11, especially in demanding games. The company is working on video memory management fixes, but the issue highlights a new challenge for its

by Elisa RomeroDecember 2, 2025
Linux Mint 22.3 “Zena” is Coming in December
ComputingSoftware

Linux Mint 22.3 “Zena” is Coming in December

The next version of the popular desktop Linux distro has been christened Linux Mint 22.3 “Zena.” The beta is slated for a mid-December release, bringing a host of user-friendly features like pausable file operations and in-app text messaging.

by Nathan ColeDecember 2, 2025
WebGPU is finally everywhere. The web just got a massive upgrade.
ComputingInnovationSoftware

WebGPU is finally everywhere. The web just got a massive upgrade.

The long-awaited WebGPU API is now supported in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. This isn’t just about better graphics—it’s about turning your browser into a powerful compute platform for AI and complex simulations.

by Elisa RomeroDecember 2, 2025
Firefox is building a Windows 11 upgrade backup tool
ComputingSoftware

Firefox is building a Windows 11 upgrade backup tool

Mozilla is working on a new tool to simplify backing up Firefox data during the Windows 10 to Windows 11 upgrade. The feature, spotted in Bugzilla, offers both simple and full-data backup options. It’s a direct response to the end of Windows 10 support over two months ago.

by Nathan ColeDecember 2, 2025
Intel Stock Soars on Rumor of a 2027 Apple Chip Deal
ComputingHardwareManufacturing

Intel Stock Soars on Rumor of a 2027 Apple Chip Deal

Intel shares surged on a major analyst prediction. Ming-Chi Kuo says Intel could start shipping its lowest-end M processor to Apple by Q2 or Q3 2027, contingent on a 2026 design kit release.

by Nathan ColeDecember 1, 2025
Linux Hits 3% on Steam, Rust Takes Over, and X11 Finally Dies
ComputingHardwareSoftware

Linux Hits 3% on Steam, Rust Takes Over, and X11 Finally Dies

According to Phoronix, November 2025 was a pivotal month for the open-source world. Key developments include Steam on Linux finally surpassing 3% market share, major projects like Debian’s APT tool mandating Rust, and the final abandonment of the X11 display protocol by GNOME and KDE.

by Nathan ColeDecember 1, 2025
Intel Could Make Apple’s Chips by 2027 – Game Changer
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Intel Could Make Apple’s Chips by 2027 – Game Changer

Apple is reportedly testing Intel’s 18A-P manufacturing process and could begin production of M-series chips by late 2026. The first devices with Intel-made Apple silicon might ship as early as Q2 2027. This would mark a major shift in Apple’s chip manufacturing strategy away from TSMC.

by Elisa RomeroNovember 28, 2025
Linux is quietly winning the desktop wars in 2025
ComputingInnovationSoftware

Linux is quietly winning the desktop wars in 2025

Linux desktop usage is exploding in 2025, with Zorin OS hitting 1 million downloads in a month. Government data shows Linux now at 5.8% market share, up from just 0.67% a decade ago. The shift is driven by Windows 10’s end, hardware incompatibility, and distrust of Microsoft’s AI direction.

by Elisa RomeroNovember 28, 2025
PowerToys Fixed My Biggest Windows Annoyances
ComputingSoftware

PowerToys Fixed My Biggest Windows Annoyances

After years of dealing with Windows annoyances, PowerToys finally provided solutions that stuck. Three tools in particular transformed daily workflow by fixing window management, file previews, and messy formatting during copy-paste operations.

by Nathan ColeNovember 28, 2025
Valve’s Latest Proton Update Fixes Broken Games on Linux
ComputingGamingSoftware

Valve’s Latest Proton Update Fixes Broken Games on Linux

Valve just dropped a significant Proton Experimental update that resolves critical launch problems affecting several popular games. The fixes address everything from startup failures to HDR functionality and controller support across multiple titles.

by Elisa RomeroNovember 27, 2025

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