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AMD Posts Latest Revision To Its New P-State Linux Driver
In early September AMD posted their new "amd-pstate" CPU frequency scaling driver for Linux that leverages ACPI CPPC data available with Zen 2 and newer processors for making wiser frequency scaling decisions. The goal of AMD P-State is to offer better performance-per-Watt and today they have posted a new revision of this driver...
RadeonSI Lands Yet Another Round Of Optimizations That Further Reduce CPU Overhead
Well known AMD open-source OpenGL driver developer Marek Olšák has landed another big batch of patches to further lower the driver overhead of this Linux OpenGL driver...
Intel's i965 Mesa Classic OpenGL Driver Will Stick Around A Bit Longer
Earlier this year was talk of finally retiring the Intel "i965" Mesa classic OpenGL driver along with the rest of the "classic Mesa" driver code now that it's been replaced by the Crocus Gallium3D driver and the other open-source Mesa OpenGL divers all using the modern Gallium3D architecture. Those plans are still on but shifting now into 2022...
Stable version of Microsoft Edge spotted on Linux systems - Windows Central
Stable version of Microsoft Edge spotted on Linux systems Windows Central
X.Org Server Bids Farewell To Autotools
With X.Org Server 21.1 having finally shipped this week, the X.Org Server Autotools build system support has been killed off...
Improved Retpoline Code Staged Ahead Of Linux 5.16
A set of patches improving the return trampoline "Retpoline" code used for Spectre V2 mitigations has made its way into tip.git's "objtool/core" staging area ahead of the upcoming Linux 5.16 merge window...
Wayland 1.20 Planned For Release In December
It's been nine months since the release of Wayland 1.19 while now release plans have been drafted for Wayland 1.20...
Games Relying On CEG DRM Should Now Be Able To Run With Steam Play
Running the newest Steam client beta paired with the newest Proton Experimental should yield more Windows games working on Steam Play with Linux...
Print a Halloween greeting with ASCII art on Linux
Full-color ASCII art used to be quite popular on DOS, which could leverage the extended ASCII character set and its collection of drawing elements. You can add a little visual interest to your next FreeDOS program by adding ASCII art as a cool “welcome” screen or as a colorful “exit” screen with more information about the program.
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A simple CSS trick for dark mode
You're likely already familiar with media queries. They're in widespread use for making websites responsive. The width and height properties contain the viewport's dimensions. You then use CSS to render different layouts at different dimensions.
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