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With March wrapped up here is a look back at the most popular open-source Linux news and articles for the month.

In case you missed any of the daily, original content on Phoronix over the course of the busy month of March, here is a look back at the most popular articles. As always you can follow the content via Twitter, Facebook, and RSS. Join Phoronix Premium if wishing to help support the site as it approaches its 18th birthday in June.

The most popular news for the past month included:

ReactOS “Open-Source Windows” Making Progress On SMP/Multi-Core Support
ReactOS as the open-source project striving for binary compatibility with Windows applications/drivers is still working away in 2022 on symmetric multi-processing (SMP) support.

Google Has A Problem With Linux Server Reboots…

ATTENTION VETERANS! After two years of Covid-19 throwing a wrench in Mike Kelly’s annual St. Patrick’s Day parade, he will again host the fun event on Sunday, March 20, 2022 at 1 p.m. The parade will encompass a one mile stretch on Virginia Dare Trail starting at Bladen Street (MP 11) heading north and ending at Driftwood Street.

If you’ve never attended in the past, please mark your calendars, and try to support the event. Mike Kelly has been dedicated to planning, hosting and executing this event that is not only fun but that also brings attention to our veterans who typically lead the parade behind the police.

Even though the event is a couple of months away, I wanted you to know as a veteran or veteran supporter that the Outer Banks V.F.W. Post 10950; the…

Judy Gaver, a “PFLAG mom,” said the event is not a pride parade that normally takes place in a street, but a march taking place on the sidewalk. It’s to commemorate the anniversary of Stonewall, which happened 52 years ago this month, she said. The protest started in 1969 in response to New York City raiding a gay bar.