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Linux Operating System Market: A Glimpse into 2031 Trends and Key Players  Benzinga

9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: September 24th, 2023  9to5Linux

With roughly just about one month to go until the stable release, Linux 6.6-rc3 was released today as the newest test release of Linux 6.6...

Linux 6.6-rc3 Released With MG Timestamps Removed  Phoronix

How to Install and Use AnyDesk on Linux  MUO - MakeUseOf

LTS版「Linux」カーネルのサポートが短縮へ--背景にメンテナーの ...  ZDNET Japan

With the Linux 6.7 kernel this winter there is a new feature coming to Intel's QuickAssist Technology (QAT) device driver that will allow more efficient use with QAT Gen4 hardware such as the latest-generation Intel Xeon Scalable "Sapphire Rapids" processors...

Linux 6.7 Will Allow More Efficient Use With Intel QAT Gen4 Hardware  Phoronix

The AMD Platform Management Framework (PMF) Linux driver is preparing to support a new but potentially controversial feature that's seen little public information so far: the Smart PC Solutions Builder...

AMD Prepares PMF Linux Driver For "Smart PC Solutions Builder"  Phoronix

How to Resolve the WSL Error 4294967295 on Windows  MUO - MakeUseOf

QNAP Unveils a New Dual-Port 25GbE SFP28 Network Expansion ...  IT News Online

One of the new features merged for the Linux 6.6 kernel was multi-grained timestamps for the VFS layer and wiring it up for the EXT4, Btrfs, XFS, and Tmpfs file-systems. This alternative though to coarse-grained timestamps ended up exposing some problems and this week ahead of Linux 6.6-rc3, the feature has been stripped entirely from the kernel...

Linux's Multi-Grain Timestamps Short-Lived: Removed From The ...  Phoronix

Intel's DAOS 2.4 Storage Engine Released  Phoronix

While Intel divested its storage business and Intel Optane was sadly discontinued, one of the interesting open-source software projects from its storage efforts has been DAOS, the Distributed Asynchronous Object Storage engine. Version 2.4 of the DAOS software-defined object store designed for high-speed storage was released this past week...

Rui Ueyama published today a new version of Mold, the open-source high speed linker that has easily outpaced the common linkers from the GNU and LLVM projects. Mold 2.2 continues work on its performance quest, expanding its multiple CPU architectures supported, and other new work...

Mold 2.2 Linker Released With More Optimizations, BLAKE3 Crypto ...  Phoronix

Updated Dwarf Fortress comes to Linux, fixes those pesky ...  PC Gamer

Mike Blumenkrantz, who is part of Valve's stellar Linux graphics driver team, has managed another impressive feat of further optimizing the Mesa Vulkan driver code that benefits multiple drivers / hardware vendors...