- Page Under Construction
- Our Service Commitment
- Red Hat Delivers Accessible, Open Source Generative AI Innovation with Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI
- Is Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform Virtualization the Best Alternative to VMware Amid Rising Costs?
- Top 10 Stories About Compute Engines, Linux of 2024 (So Far) - ITPro Today
UR Solutions News
Open-source News
Linux 6.7 To Boast Better Performance For FQ Packet Scheduling Algorithm
The Linux kernel's Fair Queue "FQ" network packet scheduling algorithm that is celebrating its 10th anniversary since being mainlined in the Linux 3.12 kernel cycle is celebrating by rolling out some performance optimizations with the next version of the Linux kernel...
Basic AMD Pensando Elba SoC Support Queued Ahead Of Linux 6.7
The long ongoing saga of upstreaming AMD's Pensando Elba SoC support is now partially over with the initial enablement patches around the DeviceTree being queued as part of the SoC changes destined for the Linux 6.7 kernel cycle...
Even Linux users can use the Windows 11 Task Manager now (sort of) - Yahoo Singapore News
Even Linux users can use the Windows 11 Task Manager now (sort of) Yahoo Singapore News
Linux Mint 21.2 Edge ISO Brings Linux 6.2 Kernel
The Linux Mint project has released an "Edge" ISO of Linux Mint 21.2 that is intended for users of new PC hardware where it's unable to boot the current Linux Mint release due to its older kernel version...
Loongson Preparing LoongArch KVM Virtualization For Linux 6.7
The past several Linux kernel cycles has seen Loongson engineers working on implementing more kernel features for LoongArch, the MIPS-derived and RISC-V-inspired architecture out of China for domestic PCs. The performance of LoongArch CPUs so far still aren't competitive to x86_64 or Arm hardware but at least slowly are becoming more practical with more features being wired up. The latest milestone is the Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) virtualization support appearing ready ahead of Linux 6.7...
New GNOME Code Speeds Up Performance For NVIDIA Proprietary Driver Multi-Monitor
A newly-opened merge request for GNOME's Mutter compositor adds hardware acceleration for the NVIDIA proprietary driver for secondary GPUs such as in the case of hybrid systems and other setups with multiple monitors whereby the NVIDIA GPU with proprietary driver is powering some of those outputs...