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Mesa 23.3 Adds EGL Explicit Device Support
One of the latest feature additions for next quarter's Mesa 23.3 release of these open-source user-space graphics driver components is adding support for the EGL explicit device extension...
Qualcomm Rolling Out "Iris" Video Encoder/Decoder Driver For Linux
Qualcomm engineers have begun rolling out a new open-source V4L2/media driver for a new Qualcomm "Iris" video accelerator hardware for video encode and decode on Qualcomm SoCs...
SUSE takes aim at Red Hat in Linux, Kubernetes play - ComputerWeekly.com
SUSE takes aim at Red Hat in Linux, Kubernetes play ComputerWeekly.com
The Most Prolific Packager For Alpine Linux Is Stepping Away
Alpine Linux remains one of the most popular lightweight Linux distributions built atop musl libc and Busybox. Alpine Linux has found significant use within containers and the embedded space while now sadly the most prolific maintainer of packages for the Linux distribution has decided to step down from her roles...
Tactical RPG 'Arcadian Atlas' is out now - GamingOnLinux
Tactical RPG 'Arcadian Atlas' is out now GamingOnLinux
Linus Torvalds: "Let's Just Disable The Stupid [AMD] fTPM HWRND Thing"
Linux creator Linus Torvalds is growing frustrated with AMD fTPM hardware random number generator bugs on recent Ryzen systems plaguing the kernel and has expressed a desire in potentially disabling its use...
Building Debian For RISC-V Currently Relies Upon Nine HiFive Unmatched Boards
RISC-V is now an official Debian architecture for the Debian 13 "Trixie" release to happen in about two years time. Over the weekend a brief status update was issued surrounding this newest CPU architecture to be supported by the Debian GNU/Linux team. Arguably most interesting is how they are currently building out the Debian RISC-V packages...