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AMD Dynamic Boost Control Feature Set For Introduction In Linux 6.6
Back in April I pointed out some new AMD patches at the time for enabling a new "Dynamic Boost Control" feature that hasn't been widely talked about by AMD yet for allowing more frequency/power controls around Ryzen SoCs. But making this power/performance feature controversial is that it requires authentication with the AMD Platform Security Processor (PSP) for activation with user-space blobs for tapping this greater control of the hardware. This AMD Dynamic Boost Control feature now looks like it is ready for merging into Linux 6.6...
HP BIOS Management/Configuration Driver Coming For Linux 6.6
Similar to the Dell WMI system management driver and Lenovo's Think-LMI driver, the HP-BIOSCFG driver now poised for introduction in Linux 6.6 allows for managing and configuring BIOS settings on capable HP laptops/desktops from under Linux itself...
Linux 6.6 To Add New Input Driver Used By Wearable Fitness Devices
Queued up ahead of the Linux 6.6 cycle later this summer is a new input driver for the Azoteq IQS7210A/7211A/E controllers...
Every Year is Someone's Year of Linux Desktop - It's FOSS News
Every Year is Someone's Year of Linux Desktop It's FOSS News
Cluster Scheduling For Intel Hybrid CPUs Looks Like It Will Be Ready For Linux 6.6
For the past few months Intel has been working on a new cluster scheduling implementation for their hybrid CPUs. This rework was due to their earlier cluster scheduling code not working out so well for the likes of Alder Lake and Raptor Lake processors while this new patch series can at least help some workloads in the ~1% range...
How to Add a User to the Sudoers List in Linux - The Tech Edvocate
How to Add a User to the Sudoers List in Linux The Tech Edvocate
Looking for Something? How to grep Multiple Strings in Linux - The Tech Edvocate
Looking for Something? How to grep Multiple Strings in Linux The Tech Edvocate
Btrfs Deprecating Its Integrity Checker Tool
Btrfs has long provided a built-in integrity checker tool into the file-system driver. However, slated for Linux 6.6 is deprecating of this integrity checker...
Get some at-home arcade game fun in this latest bundle - GamingOnLinux
Get some at-home arcade game fun in this latest bundle GamingOnLinux
Linux kCFI/FineIBT Weaknesses Addressed By Rewriting Some Assembly In C
Ahead of the Linux 6.5-rc2 release tomorrow there was a set of x86/x86_64 kernel changes merged overnight to deal with some weaknesses in the kernel's Control Flow Integrity (kCFI) / FineIBT (Indirect Branch Tracking) code...
CentOS Project Promotes They Are "Open To All"
With all the news in recent weeks following Red Hat's decision to limit access to RHEL sources that in turn lead to changes for AlmaLinux, finding new ways to obtain sources at Rocky Linux, interesting statements from Oracle, and even SUSE forking RHEL. The public RHEL sources now will basically be the upstream CentOS Stream code for which future Red Hat Enterprise Linux versions are ultimately based. The CentOS Project issued a new statement on Friday...
systemd 254-rc2 Brings A Few More Changes
Earlier this month brought the release of systemd 254-rc1 with a new soft-reboot mechanism, officially deprecating System V scripts, a new systemd-battery-check process that runs at boot to check any system battery level status, and various other changes. On Friday systemd 254-rc2 was released with a few more changes...
uutils 0.0.20 Improves GNU Coreutils Compatibility For This Rust-Written Replacement
The uutils project continues advancing as a modern, drop-in replacement to the GNU Coreutils utilities that is written in the Rust programming language...