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Tweaking SteamOS For Better Steam Deck Performance
A Phoronix reader recently published a guide that at its heart is a set of commands aimed at boosting the performance of SteamOS on the AMD APU powered Steam Deck. Here are some benchmarks showing the performance impact from these changes on the SteamOS 3.5 Preview release.
Linux Will Finally Indicate Via /proc/cpuinfo If AMD SVM Virtualization Is Disabled
Checking for the presence of Intel virtualization (VMX) support and it being enabled can be easily achieved by looking at the flags in /proc/cpuinfo. But to this point AMD virtualization (SVM) has always been shown to user-space via /proc/cpuinfo even when the BIOS/platform has disabled SVM functionality. Finally for Linux 6.7 this oversight is being corrected...
Intel Releases OpenVKL 2.0 With Intel GPU Acceleration Via SYCL
Similar to Embree 4.0 adding Intel graphics acceleration earlier this year via SYCL, Intel's OpenVKL library that is also part of their oneAPI rendering toolkit has now added SYCL graphics aceleration with OpenVKL 2.0...
Python 3.12 Released With Linux Perf Integration, Performance Improvements
Python 3.12 is out today as the latest major feature release for this extremely popular programming language. Python 3.12 continues the trend of recent releases of enhancing the performance while continuing to introduce exciting new functionality...
Ubuntu Summit 2023 will have some fun Linux gaming talks - GamingOnLinux
Ubuntu Summit 2023 will have some fun Linux gaming talks GamingOnLinux
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