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EC report equips policymakers with a healthy dollop of evidence and suggestions Pursuing a dedicated open source industrial policy will help the EU accelerate the digital transformation of European industry, suggests a new report published by the European Commission. The study was conducted by Fraunhofer ISI and OpenForum Europe (OFE), to investigate the economic impact of open source software (OSS) and hardware on the EU’s economy. It estimates that OSS already contributes between €65 to €95 billion to the EU’s GDP, which according to the OFE is the equivalent of both air and water transport combined. Check our roundup of the best Linux distros Here are the best Linux laptops for running Linux Also take a look at the best laptops for programming “Open source offers a greenfield advantage for policymakers and Europe has the chance to lead,” noted Sachiko Muto, the OFE’s CEO. Open source for the win The report notes that EU governments and companies have already invested over €1 billion in open source development in 2018 alone, even as it identifies the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and challenges of OSS in important fields such as cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence (AI), among others. The report goes on to offer certain recommendations to enable OSS to help digitise the European industry. One of the suggestions involves setting up a European network of governmental units dedicated to accelerating the use of open technologies. The report also suggests using the Horizon Europe program with a total budget of €95.5 billion for 2021-2027 to infuse capital into “open source support mechanisms and projects.” “The data predicts that if open source contributions increased by 10% in the EU, they would generate an additional 0.4% to 0.6% (around €100 billion) to the bloc’s GDP,” notes OFE, which hopes the study equips policymakers with all the evidence they need to promote open source for the benefit of the EU. Subscribe to Linux Format magazine for more Linux and open source goodness

New Windows 11 BIOs updates appear, but not at official sites. To get ready for the October 5th launch of Windows 11, it's inevitable that a lot of Motherboard manufacturers are going to release updated BIOSes. Updating your BIOS isn't required for the new OS, but certain features such as having TPM enabled by default, make sense. According to WCCFTech, MSI today became the first motherboard maker to issue Windows 11 BIOS updates for its B450 and B550 chipset motherboards. However, it's unclear at this time whether the updates in WCCFTech's story are official or safe as they aren't listed on MSI's site and can only be found on someone's Google Drive, which is not the way that any OEM, let alone a big player like MSI, would distribute its updates. In short, we would strongly recommend against downloading these files and for you to wait for an official release from MSI. According to WCCFTech, the BIOS update (based on the AMD COMBOAM4v2PI 1.2.0.4 release) essentially enables the onboard TPM 2.0 (Trusted Platform Module) by default - one of the requirements that's been added to the latest version of Windows in an effort to increase OS and system security. The new BIOS also purportedly updates the SMU (System Management Unit) firmware for AMD's Ryzen CPUs - namely for Vermeer (Ryzen 5000), Cezanne (Ryzen 5000G) and Picasso (Ryzen 3000G) to the latest release. Seven motherboards in total are expected to be contemplated in this initial rollout, with more to follow as MSI completes BIOS development for more models and chipsets. Rest assured: MSI's X570 and X470 motherboards are expected to also receive the AMD AGESA 1.2.0.4 BIOS firmware update, to be made available at a later date and in time for Windows 11's release. For now, the updated motherboard listing as provided by WCCFTech includes two B450 and five B550 motherboards: MEG B550 UNIFY MEG B550 UNIFY-X MAG B550 TOMAHAWK MAG B550M MORTAR WIFI MAG B550M MORTAR B450 TOMAHAWK MAX B450 TOMAHAWK MAX II One thing to note is that the supported PC configurations for Windows 11 exclude a number of CPU families (such as AMD's Ryzen 1000 series). If your PC doesn't comply with Microsoft's system requirements for Windows 11, you might be able to install Windows 11 all the same - but according to the company, you won't be able to download OS updates, which throws the improved security philosophy of Windows 11 out the proverbial window.

I’ve been using an M1 Mac mini for the last several months, and while it’s early days for Apple Silicon, it’s already impressive how much it can handle across the Mac line. When it comes to games, there’s already a massive library available, mainly thanks to games on iPhone and iPad now able to be played on these devices. However, if someone wants to try and access their Steam library, they’re out of luck. Well, almost. With Parallels releasing a new version of the virtualization software Parallels Desktop 17, it opened up the opportunity to use Windows 10 ARM on the M1 Macs, and in turn, Valve’s Steam client. I wanted to see if I could play Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes without using my gaming PC, and if it did, how well the M1 chip from Apple could run it and other games through Parallels. This began my quest. A Foxhound Ever since I played the very first Metal Gear Solid on its own demo disc back in 1998, I’ve been a follower of the series ever since. When a fifth entry was finally confirmed in 2014, I waited incessantly for a demo once more. I had found that playing Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes on PC was the best way of experiencing Big Boss’ adventure set in the early 80s, so I wanted to see if my test of using Steam to download the game could work on the M1 Mac mini. After installing the beta version of Windows 10 for ARM devices through Parallels Desktop, I installed the game through Steam, just as any other PC running an Intel or AMD CPU would, and once I clicked on ‘Play’, there Snake was. Granted, the game runs in a 1440x900 resolution and every graphical setting is on low, but it’s playable at roughly 45 FPS, and it’s not through a cloud service, just virtualization. It was a fantastic moment, as this was now running on a Mac, as if it was a native app on its own. I rescued Kaz and eventually Hideo Kojima himself, with the M1 chip treating the game as if it was nothing it couldn’t handle. After this playthrough, I wanted to discover if other games would run as well as Ground Zeroes did. A Sonic Adventure on M1 One by one I downloaded the games in my library and left it overnight, wondering whether I would be fighting against Nemesis in Resident Evil 3, or choosing my favored team in Dragon Ball FighterZ. I chose the following to see whether they would run as well as Ground Zeroes did Sonic Adventure Sonic Generations Streets of Rage Sekiro DOOM Grand Theft Auto IV Quake Half Life: Source Half Life 2: Deathmatch Tomb Raider II (1997) Golf it! Dragon Ball FighterZ Tekken 7 Resident Evil 3 Remake Crash Bandicoot: N.Sane Trilogy

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Editing and reading PDF files may finally be less painful thanks to a new update for Microsoft Edge. The browser has announced a new feature that will allow users to pick off from where they left off with a PDF file, whether that's reading, editing or collaborating. The new continuity feature means that you'll be able to quit a PDF file or browser tab completely, but when re-visiting the file, Edge will take you right back to where you were - with no fiddly endless scrolling required. These are the best free PDF readers on the market We've put together a list of the best anonymous browsers available Also check out our roundup of the best online collaboration tools around PDF life-saver The new feature, simply entitled "PDF documents" is set to roll out to select Edge Canary and Edge Dev Windows users shortly, with users able to toggle it through the site permissions menu in Microsoft Edge Settings now. It could prove a lifesaver for collaborative workers juggling multiple devices or projects, or for students researching essays or dissertations - as well as those of us who accidentally close the exact tab we need. Elsewhere, Microsoft has also confirmed another new PDF feature coming soon in Edge. Starting in Microsoft Edge version 95 from October 2021, the company says that "the PDF viewing and markup experience will be improved" with the addition of freeform highlighters. The company says this feature will allow users to highlight sections on PDFs they may not have access to comment on, as well as scanned documents. Microsoft Edge is also set to trial a new one-click "save as PDF" feature in its Context Menu, allowing faster and hopefully more accurate PDF saving with just one action. And the browsers is also looking to make editing PDFs eaiser with another new feature that will allow you to add text to the document without using a third-party application. If you want to make edits to the existing text in a document then you'll still need to download an application like Adobe Acrobat Reader. But for online forms or questionnaires, the Add Text feature will allow you to fill in the required blanks and submit the document entirely within your browsers. Unsurprisingly named "Add Text", this feature is anticipated to begin rolling out with Edge 94.

The commission said BitConnect, as well as people and organizations related to the company, stole billions The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Wednesday that BitConnect defrauded retail investors out of $2 billion in 2017 and 2018 through a scam involving a crypto trading bot said to offer a guaranteed return on investment. The SEC alleged that "instead of deploying investor funds for trading with the purported trading bot," BitConnect instead "siphoned investors' funds off for their own benefit by transferring those funds to digital wallet addresses" that were controlled by people and organizations assisting the company with its scheme. That list of affiliates is said to include BitConnect founder Satish Kumbhani, lead promoter named Glenn Arcaro, and "a network of promoters around the world." Those promoters were allegedly paid commissions, "a substantial portion of which they concealed from investors," for their efforts to help the scam find more victims. The SEC said it "previously reached settlements with two of the five individuals it charged in a related action for promoting the BitConnect offering," and "in a parallel action, the Department of Justice today announced that Arcaro has pleaded guilty to criminal charges." (The Department of Justice announcement can be found here.) The commission also linked to an investor alert related to digital assets and crypto. In it, the SEC warned that "fraudsters continue to exploit the rising po[CENSORED]rity of digital assets to lure retail investors into scams, often leading to devastating losses," and offered some precautions investors should take before entering these markets. It's not hard to see why. In addition to this filing against BitConnect, the SEC has recently settled with an unregistered asset exchange that knowingly defied regulations in pursuit of profit and accused a mother-son pair of running a Ponzi scheme that stole $12 million from investors duped by claims of a crypto trading bot.

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