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GCC 12 Looking At Enabling Its Vectorizer For "-O2" Optimization Level
The GCC compiler when using the default "-O2" optimization level is likely to be slightly faster with next year's GCC 12 release as the developers are looking at enabling the vectorizer options by default...
AMD Ryzen 5 5600G Linux Performance
Last month were our benchmarks of the AMD Ryzen 7 5700G on Linux for that new desktop APU with Zen 3 cores and Vega graphics available through retail channels. Due to reader interest and with the Ryzen 5 5600G still readily available via Internet retailers, here is a look at the AMD Ryzen 5 5600G Linux performance in a variety of benchmarks.
How to monitor your Linux servers with Checkmk - TechRepublic
How to monitor your Linux servers with Checkmk TechRepublic
EXT4 Ready With Some New Optimizations - Orphan_File, Moving Discard's Work
It's busy on the Linux file-system front for the 5.15 cycle woth Btrfs adding a degenerate RAID option along with performance improvements to big improvements for XFS and now comes the EXT4 updates...
How to Clean the Package Cache in Arch Linux - MUO - MakeUseOf
How to Clean the Package Cache in Arch Linux MUO - MakeUseOf
NVIDIA Jetson TX2 NX + Other ARM Platforms Now Supported By Linux 5.15
The Arm SoC and platform updates have been merged for the in-development Linux 5.15 kernel...
New to Linux from 11.0: Split Vom Split-User-System - Nintendo-Power
New to Linux from 11.0: Split Vom Split-User-System Nintendo-Power
Linux From Scratch 11.0: Abschied vom Split-User-System - Market Research Telecast
Linux From Scratch 11.0: Abschied vom Split-User-System Market Research Telecast
The Big Batch Of New AMD RDNA2 PCI IDs Is Heading To Linux 5.15
Last week I wrote about AMD adding 17 more RDNA2 PCI IDs to their Linux driver which is rather unusual given the amount and the number of PCI IDs already found in the AMDGPU kernel driver for these latest-generation GPUs and the Radeon RX 6000 series already being mid-life. As noted in that article and seemingly in agreement with the various other industry articles following that Phoronix news, it seems to be for some sort of RDNA2 refresh likely. Now those new PCI IDs are being queued up for introduction in the current Linux 5.15 cycle...