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RadeonSI Squeezes "Many Improvements Around The Whole Driver" Into Mesa 24.1
Down to literally minutes before the Mesa 24.1 codebase was branched for making up this quarter's Mesa OpenGL/Vulkan driver to then be tested and stabilized with a stable release around mid-May, a number of AMD RadeonSI Gallium3D driver patches were merged...
More AMD Zen 5 Strix Point CPUs spotted — Linux patch notes suggest up to 64 models - Tom's Hardware
Radeon GPU Profiler 2.1 Adds Radeon GPU Analyzer Interoperability
AMD's GPUOpen team today released the Radeon GPU Profiler 2.1 software that now sports interoperability with the Radeon GPU Analyzer...
Transforming a Mac 68k program into a Linux Daemon - Adafruit Blog
Transforming a Mac 68k program into a Linux Daemon Adafruit Blog
GCC 14 vs. LLVM Clang 18 Compiler Performance On Fedora 40
One of the leading-edge benefits of Fedora Linux is that it always ships with the most up-to-date open-source compiler toolchains at release. For their spring releases each year, it typically means shipping with a GCC compiler that isn't even officially released as stable yet. With this week's release of Fedora 40, it's shipping with GCC 14.0.1 as the development version that will culminate with the inaugural GCC 14 stable release in the coming weeks. Plus Fedora 40 has all of the other latest GNU toolchain components and then over on the LLVM side is with the current LLVM 18 stable series. For those curious how GCC 14 vs. LLVM Clang 18 performance is looking, here is a wide range of C/C++ benchmarks carried out on Fedora Workstation 40 using a System76 Thelio Major workstation powered by the Zen 4 AMD Ryzen Threadripper 7980X.
New AMD Linux Patch Acknowledges More Zen 5 CPU Models
A new AMD Linux kernel patch queued today via "x86/urgent" for routing into the Linux 6.9 development kernel expands the range of recognized CPU model IDs for upcoming Zen 5 processors...
Red Hat Releases DNF 4.20 In Preparation For DNF5
DNF 4.20 was released this morning by Red Hat as a stepping stone toward the upcoming DNF5 package manager...
Polychromatic 0.9 OpenRazer GUI Frontend Released With Port To PyQt6
Polychromatic is the open-source software package that serves as a GUI front-end to the OpenRazer drivers for allowing Razer devices to be configured under Linux for managing keyboard/mice RGB lighting and other options. With today's Polychromatic 0.9 release there is a port for the Qt6 toolkit...