If you want a quick Linux assembly tutorial, have at it. If you prefer to shovel your assembly into a C source code file, you can do that, too.

Linux 6.15 resolves Turbostat's incompatibility with high core count systems, now supporting up to 8,192 cores.

Dev behind the GNU-free distro says boards too slow for serious work The creators of the unique Chimera Linux distro are dropping support for RISC-V because kit built on the open instruction set ...

Linux Kernel 6.14 has been officially released, bringing notable performance improvements and expanded hardware support for AMD, Intel, and RISC- ...