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Portable Computing Language 1.8 Released For OpenCL On CPUs, Other Accelerators
PoCL is the open-source project implementing OpenCL for CPU-based execution as well as multi-device support by getting its Portable Computing Language implementation working atop NVIDIA GPUs via CUDA, AMD GPUs via HSA, and other back-ends by way of LLVM. PoCL 1.8 is out today as the newest feature release...
Microsoft puts the Windows Subsystem for Linux in its app store for faster updating - Ars Technica
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- Windows Subsystem For Linux Arrives In Windows 11 Store Tom's Hardware
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Windows 11 allows Linux to run as an application, here's how - Nintendo-Power
Windows 11 allows Linux to run as an application, here's how Nintendo-Power
Kubuntu Focus XE is the perfect laptop for Windows-switchers and Linux beginners [Review] - BetaNews
Intel Tiger Lake Performance Across Five Autumn 2021 Linux Distributions
Earlier this month were benchmarks looking at how Intel Tiger Lake performance has improved from Ubuntu 21.04 to Ubuntu 21.10, but how does Canonical's latest Linux offering compete with other autumn 2021 distributions? In this article from the Dell XPS Core i7-1165G7 Tiger Lake notebook are benchmarks of Ubuntu 21.10 going up against Arch Linux, Clear Linux, Fedora Workstation 35, and openSUSE Tumbleweed for getting an idea how the performance compares with this latest-generation Intel EVO notebook.
It's Ada Lovelace Day! Learn the Ada programming language in 2021
In the 1970s, many programming languages were hyperspecific to the hardware they controlled. As a result, developers had to learn to code differently depending on the hardware they were programming. Debugging and maintenance were highly specialized, and code wasn't reusable across machines.
The UK government recognized these problems and moved toward establishing a standardized multipurpose programming language. On December 10, 1980—Ada Lovelace's birthday—they made the Ada programming language an official military standard in the UK.
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Kubuntu Focus unveiled powerful M2 Linux laptop - Geeky Gadgets
Kubuntu Focus unveiled powerful M2 Linux laptop Geeky Gadgets
Glibc 2.35 Removes The Long-Deprecated Intel MPX Support
Intel Memory Protection Extensions (MPX) never really took off and the Linux support has been deprecated for a while with the code elsewhere in the stack already having been removed while with the upcoming Glibc 2.35 release that GNU C Library is also flushing away its support...
Linux x86 FPU Code Getting Reworked In Preparation For Intel AMX
It's been one year now that Intel has been posting Linux kernel patches to enable AMX support for upcoming Sapphire Rapids processors. Over the past year their Linux kernel patches for enabling Advanced Matrix Extensions has gone through 11 rounds of review but that journey isn't over yet...