Here's Jon Corbet's  very recent Linux Kernel Report from the recent LinuxCon OSS EU 2022:

"New Retro Adventures" on YouTube has been doing a fantastic job of keeping up with the development progress on the Sega Saturn core... and his video production value is quite high.  Enjoy his most recent games analysis.

I've been a subscriber to ETAPrime on YouTube for a while.  Enjoy!

As predicted, RHEL9 was released today... as was RHEL 8.6 and Fedora 36.  Big release day.  Here's a marketing video on the new release.  I'm sure more videos, some with actual technical content, will follow.

UPDATE: But not really.  They announced today and in the announcement they said, "in the coming weeks".  But during their first day Red Hat Summit keynote, Mike McGrath said it would be out "next week".  I'm going with the later although we'll just have to wait and see.

I haven't really seen anyone mention that RHEL 8.6 was released but logging into my Red Hat account and checking the available download media, 8.6 iso were posted today.  When last I checked (late in the day), the 8.6 docs hadn't been posted yet and the 8.6 Beta docs were still listed.  I'd expect that to be resolved by tomorrow.

AlmaLinux 9 Beta came out yesterday... so I decided to record a screencast showing installing it, post install first-boot... and adding additional repos, software and even use KVM with KVM... and I can report that nested-KVM is working fine.

YouTube entity My Life in Gaming has come out with a comprehensive/long video covering the MiSTer FPGA and how it is had a major impact in the retro gaming industry.  Enjoy!

The video is over 2.5 hours but luckily they do have an index for skipping over and directly accessing whatever might interest you the most.

On Feb. 28th the Raspberry Pi turned 10 years old.  Here's a video from the Raspberry Pi Project to commemorate that milestone.  Enjoy

"The early days of Unix at Bell Labs" - Brian Kernighan (LCA 2022 Online)  Enjoy!

I have a USB-based two-player arcade-style controller but I really would like something in a traditional stand-up arcade cabinet form-factor.  Ideally, it'd be a JAMMA cabinet.  MiSTer Addons designed and is selling (currently sold-out) the MiSTercade that allows you to plug the DE10-Nano board into it and then just put it in a JAMMA cabinet and it should "just work".  Buyers are just starting to get their units from the first production run and reviews are starting to come in.  They sure look nice.  Enjoy!