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CyberGizmo: My Purpose and Ethics

At CyberGizmo, I aim to give back to the community by sharing my knowledge on Linux, open source software, and related technology. I provide tutorials, insights, and in-depth reviews of Linux distributions, kernels, and other tools to help users make informed decisions.

I prioritize honesty, transparency, and unbiased content. My reviews are based on personal experiences, and I maintain full editorial independence. While I do occasionally work directly with brands, sponsorships never influence my opinions.

I value open dialogue and am committed to engaging respectfully with my audience. Thank you for supporting my mission to deliver high-quality, reliable content.

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DJ Ware
Just checking to see if everything is ready for tomorrow, will stick around if you would like to chat for a bit will give me a chance to answer some of your questions.
Phase 2 of the IBM + Red Hat integration began in April 2026.

In this live stream we’re going to talk about:
• What “Step 2” actually means right now (back-office consolidation, org changes, and the quiet parts nobody talks about)
• What this absorption means for the wider Linux ecosystem — including Fedora, RHEL, and upstream projects
• How it lines up with what I predicted last year
• My personal 45-day challenge: switching from Fedora to FreeBSD 15 as my daily driver

I'll also be taking your questions live.

Join me tomorrow at 3:00 PM CDT.

Timestamps will be added after the stream.

If you're watching after the live, drop your thoughts below — especially if you're currently at Red Hat or using RHEL derivatives.

The video referenced in the Live Stream is this video i made in 2025: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lBfvMi1gHw
Just checking to see if everything is ready for tomorrow, will stick around if you would like to chat for a bit will give me a chance to answer some of your questions.
Something is Happening to Red Hat
“On a recent WAN Show, Luke showed himself fighting a massive 10,000+ file transfer from an NTFS drive on Linux. He ended up with thousands of files missing and had to resort to copying folder by folder.

Could he have avoided the problem?
Is there a Solution?
What I found.
In this episode of the CyberGizmo answering Linux Questions and playing around with the Live Streams again if you have a question will answer them

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"NonStop" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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One question raised many...come join us on Weds April 8, 2026 at 3PM CDT
Changes are coming.

I hear what you are saying in the comments and I appreciate it… but I’m also looking at the numbers. The two together is what I’m going with.

Here’s the new direction:

I will be posting videos on both YouTube and Rumble from now on.

YouTube will be the home for the polished, focused episodes — especially the new weekly series I’m calling Harmonic Certainty.

Rumble will mirror all the same videos, and it’s also where I’ll occasionally drop the longer, deeper, more unfiltered versions.

During the lives and in the videos, I’ll let you know when there’s an extended After Dark version available on Rumble.

I’m not toning anything down — just giving the content the right home on each platform.

More details are coming in the next video.

If you want to catch everything, make sure you’re subscribed here on YouTube and over on Rumble at Cybergizmo After Dark.

See you soon.

Video handmade by Humans
Liquorix has a 10-year head start on low-latency tuning — can CachyOS catch up in 2026? Full cyclictest latency showdown: Liquorix 78 µs vs CachyOS 206 µs vs Nobara, Bazzite, Fedora, and Ultramarine.

Chapters
00:00 - Intro
00:18 - Installing CachyOS
02:15 - Using CachyOS
04:24 - Measuring Responsiveness
04:33 - Performance
06:09 - Stress-ng Test
08:45 - Geekbench Test
11:45 - OCCT For Linux Test
14:18 - Phoronix Non-Gaming Workloads
20:01 - Final Thoughts
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