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KDE Closing Out November With More Plasma Wayland Fixes
KDE developers remain as busy as ever even with pandemic and Christmas season upon us...
GNOME 40 Mutter Moves Input Work To A Separate Thread
An exciting addition for GNOME 40 is that the Mutter compositor will be punting the input work off to a separate CPU thread...
Genode OS Framework 20.11 Brings Dynamic CPU Load Balancing, 64-bit ARM Sculpt OS
Genode as an original operating system framework that has been in development for more than a decade is out with a new release. The Genode OS based Sculpt OS as their "general purpose OS" push is also updated...
Why failure should be normalized and how to do it
All of your heroes have failures under their belts—from minor mistakes to major disasters. Nobody knows how to do everything automatically, and the process of learning is usually a messy one. So why is the perception that everyone but you knows what they’re doing so common? Why do we externalize our successes but internalize our failures?
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RenderDoc 1.11 Released As The Leading Open-Source, Cross-Platform Graphics Debugger
RenderDoc 1.11 is out as the newest feature release for this leading open-source graphics debugger supporting platforms from Linux to Windows to the Nintendo Switch to even Google's Stadia and supporting all major graphics APIs...
The Peculiar State Of CPU Security Mitigation Performance On Intel Tiger Lake
One area not talked about much for Intel's latest Tiger Lake processors are hardened CPU security mitigations against the various speculative execution vulnerabilities to date. What's peculiar about Tiger Lake though is now if disabling the configurable mitigations it can actually result in worse performance than the default mitigated state. At least that's what we are seeing so far with the Core i7 1165G7 on Ubuntu 20.10 Linux is the opposite of what we have been seeing on prior generations of hardware.
Intel Sends In More DG1 Enablement Code, Big Joiner For Linux 5.11
Intel's Linux graphics driver developers have submitted their final batch of feature changes targeting the Linux 5.11 kernel...