Framework, known for modular laptops, announces its first desktop PC featuring AMD Ryzen AI Max processor and Radeon 8060S integrated GPU. The compact Framework Desktop, targeting power users seeking maximum performance in minimal space, is scheduled to ship in Q3 2025 with pre-orders starting immediately.
A developer shares various personal projects, including USB protocol tinkering, traffic monitoring, embroidery patterns, and multiple open-source software initiatives like community platforms, API mocking tools, and book discovery systems.
A technical guide describes how to resolve UEFI NVRAM space issues on an old Dell computer using EFI shell commands to defragment the storage. The process involves dumping, clearing, and reloading EFI variables to free up space while maintaining configuration settings.
Slime OS is an app launcher designed for PicoVision and other RP2040/RP2350 devices, featuring a 32-color mode with 400x240 internal resolution. The experimental software currently supports specific hardware configurations and includes libraries for graphics, intents, controller identification, and keyboard input, though some functionality remains incomplete.
The DC-1 is a groundbreaking tablet device featuring a sunlight-readable grayscale display and warm amber backlight, prioritizing outdoor usability and healthy screen interaction. While offering excellent battery life and Android compatibility, it faces some challenges with keyboard accessories and palm rejection, positioning itself as an innovative first-generation product focused on improving users' relationship with digital devices.
OpenWrt 24.10.0 brings major updates including Linux kernel 6.6, TLS 1.3 support, and improved WiFi6/WiFi7 capabilities across over 1970 supported devices. The release features significant core component upgrades, new hardware target support, and enhanced security features, though users should note specific upgrade requirements for certain devices.
Framework introduces a $199 RISC-V Mainboard compatible with their Framework Laptop 13 chassis, featuring a StarFive JH7110 processor designed for developers. The modular board can run Ubuntu 24.04 LTS or Fedora 41 and is available alongside a new $399 barebones laptop chassis.