Cairo-Dock 3.6 is now available for download as a major update to this dock-like application for your GNU/Linux desktop with new features like Wayland and HiDPI support. Here's what's new!
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The Alpine Linux distribution will adopt a /usr-merged file system layout for future Alpine Linux releases starting with Alpine Linux 3.23.
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OpenSSL 3.6 is now available for download as a major update to this open-source software library that provides secure communications over computer networks for applications and websites.
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openSUSE Leap 16 operating system is now available for download as a major update based on SUSE Linux Enterprise 16 and Linux 6.12 LTS. Here's what's new!
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DNS is absolutely one of the core critical services in your home lab environment. It isnβt flashy or the βnext new thingβ but if DNS isnβt working, nothing else willβ¦
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Organizing your home directory or even system can be particularly hard if you have the habit of downloading all kinds
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Simulating physics is central to robotics: before a robot ever moves in the real world, much of its learning, testing, and control happens in a virtual environment. But traditional simulators often struggle to match real-world physical complexity, especially where contact, friction, deformable materials, and unpredictable surfaces are involved. That discrepancy is known as the sim-to-real gap, and itβs one of the biggest hurdles in robotics and embodied AI.
On September 29th, the Linux Foundation announced that it is contributing Newton, a next-generation, GPU-accelerated physics engine, as a fully open, community-governed project.Β This move aims to accelerate robotics research, reduce barriers to entry, and ensure long-term sustainability under neutral governance.
In this article, weβll unpack what Newton is, how its architecture stands out, the role the Linux Foundation will play, early use cases and challenges, and what this could mean for the future of robotics and simulation.
Newton is a physics simulation engine designed specifically for roboticists and simulation researchers who want high fidelity, performance, and extensibility. It was conceived through collaboration among Disney Research, Google DeepMind, and NVIDIA.Β The recent contribution to the Linux Foundation transforms Newton into an open governance project, inviting broader community collaboration.
Design Goals & Key FeaturesGPU-accelerated simulation: Newton leverages NVIDIA Warp as its compute backbone, enabling physics computations on GPUs for much higher throughput than traditional CPU-based simulators.
Differentiable physics: Newton allows gradients to be propagated through simulation steps, making it possible to integrate physics into learning pipelines (e.g. backpropagation through control parameters).
Extensible and multi-solver architecture: Users or researchers can plug in custom solvers, mix models (rigid bodies, soft bodies, cloth), and tailor functionality for domain-specific needs.
Interoperability via OpenUSD: Newton builds on OpenUSD (Universal Scene Description) to allow flexible data modeling of robots and environments, and easier integration with asset pipelines.
Compatibility with MuJoCo-Warp: As part of the Newton project, the MuJoCo backbone is adapted (MuJoCo-Warp) for high-performance simulation within Newtonβs framework.
An update to the Floating Mini Panel GNOME Shell extension is out, adding the ability to move the compact panel to a different part of the screen by clicking.
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Seringkali dalam momen perselisihan itu didasari oleh perasaan ingin meninggikan diri sendiri dan merendahkan orang lain. Sehingga semua pendapat ingin diselisihi dalam rangka mengesankan diri berpengetahuan atau yang lainnya. Maka, kunci dari hal ini adalah menekankan ketawadukan. Ketawadukan adalah sikap menempatkan diri sesuai dengan posisinya atau sedikit lebih rendah. Sebagaimana yang dihimpun oleh Al-Jahizh rahimahullah, [β¦]
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Allah Taβala ketika menciptakan manusia itu berbeda-beda dari berbagai sisi, baik sifat, fisik, termasuk perbedaan dalam hal potensi. Ada yang potensinya pada kekayaan, kekuatan, kecerdasan, atau keahlian tertentu. Dan masing-masing dari kita berusaha memahami potensi tersebut dan memaksimalkannya untuk kebaikan serta meraih surga Allah Taβala. Allah Taβala berfirman, ΩΩΨ―Ω ΨΉΩΩΩΩ Ω ΩΩΩΩΩ Ψ£ΩΩΩΨ§Ψ³Ω Ω ΩΩΨ΄ΩΨ±ΩΨ¨ΩΩΩΩ Ω βSungguh setiap [β¦]
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Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0 is now rolling out to all supported devices based on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS with new features and improvements. Hereβs whatβs new!
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NVIDIA 580.95.05 graphics driver for Linux systems is now available for download with support for YCbCr 4:2:2 display modes over HDMI and various bug fixes.
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