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It's been a big month for open source RISC-V computing
New official images from Ubuntu and Xubuntu, plus advances in x86 emulation, mean major advances for the open source architecture.
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Heroic Games Launcher now works on RISC-V thanks to felix86
Version 26.08 adds support for Heroic Games Launcher and for Ubuntu 26.04 on the 86x emulator for RISC-V devices.
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I found all the Linux distributions that run on RISC-V
If you're trying to get a running operating system on your RISC-V board, your options include Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, and more.
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Behold: 3D Windows games running smoothly on open source RISC-V
The felix86 project showed off 3D x86 games like Portal 2 and God of War running at decidedly playable levels thanks to new RISC-V hardware.
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This tiny PC runs Ubuntu 26.04 LTS on open source RISC-V
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS only supports RISC-V devices that meet RVA23 standards, and this one does.
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QEMU has bad 32-bit news and good RISC-V news
Along with RISC-V extensions Zilsd, Zclsd, and ZALASR, free and open source QEMU version 11.0 is also enabling the emulation of more Arm CPU features.