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A developer who had more than two decades of service in the Debian GNU/Linux project was stripped of his status in December leading to him deciding to...

Valve has made available several drivers aimed at improving Windows support on its brand-new handheld, the Steam Deck. GPU, WiFi, and Blueooth drivers are the ones available, with audio coming soon.

The kernel bug Dirty Pipe was reported to be present in nearly all versions of Linux since 5.8.

If you need to spin up a quick Linux desktop for development or testing purposes, one of the easiest is with a new tool called Distrobox. Jack Wallen shows you how.

We ran some bench tests to find out how Valve's long-awaited gaming handheld stacks up against different kinds of laptops on a range of game titles.

Valve has released a recovery image for the Steam Deck with a cheeky message advising against using it on toasters.

The Steam Deck is a powerful handheld gaming machine that lets you take your Steam library on the go. The Linux-based portable PC successfully runs a surprising number of Windows games, but connecting it to a monitor or TV is a tricky proposition, and emulation requires a bit of configuration.

Valve's Steam Deck is no Nintendo Switch, but that's the point. It's a handheld gaming PC that can play virtually any game in your Steam Library—but it's got some quirks.

It’s not every day that I get to review a device so unique that it could revolutionise mobile gaming. But here it is, straight from the dreams of dedicated PC gamers.

Valves new Steam Deck is described as an emulation dream machine that could steal Nintendos portable retro gaming market.