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A set of Linux kernel patches posted by AMD engineers last week are working on enhancing the CXL address translation support between the HPA decoder and system physical memory addresses. These patches get that CXL address translation support working for the recently launched AMD EPYC 9005 "Turin" Zen 5 server processors...

CXL Address Translation Support For AMD Zen 5 Sees Linux Patches  Phoronix

Red Hat engineer Hans de Goede wrote a blog post a few days ago around the Intel IPU6 and newer web camera support still being a challenge on Linux. While various Intel IPU6 open-source code has been upstreamed, there remain differences with a number of laptops currently available still not working out-of-the-box for web camera support on Linux. Hans de Goede has now initiated a change proposal for Fedora 42 to take care of more Intel web camera issues...

Expanding Web Camera Support Among Newer Intel Laptops Planned For Fedora 42  Phoronix

As a follow-up to the recent news around GCC considering deprecating ARM64 ILP32 support, the free software developers have indeed decided to move ahead in deprecating this 32-bit ABI for ARM64...

Intel and AMD rescue Linux 6.13 after Microsoft developer mistakes  Techzine Europe

Linux Software Market to Observe Highest Growth of USD 9,714.11 million with Growing CAGR of 13.8% by 2032  openPR

I Feel Like a Hacker Using These Cool Linux Terminal Tools  It's FOSS

Download Linux Mint (free) for Linux  Gizmodo

How to Configure Network Interfaces with Netplan on Ubuntu  Linux Journal

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A change proposal filed today for the in-development Fedora 42 is looking at making use of the EROFS file-system for all of the live media images...

How to keep Linux optimized (and save time) with Stacer  ZDNet

Lilbits: Emulating x86 Windows and Linux on macOS, Apple's 2025 plans leaked, and Microsoft REALLY wants you to stop using Windows 10  Liliputing

George Hotz' Tiny Corp that develops the Tinygrad neural network framework and sells the Tinybox NVIDIA and AMD powered AI workstations is nearing a "completely sovereign" software stack for GPU compute on AMD...

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What's the most useless feature of your desktop OS?  XDA Developers

The upcoming Linux 6.14 kernel cycle is poised to introduce support for Intel THC... The Touch Host Controller IP block found in the PCH of modern Intel laptops for dealing with touchscreen, touchpads, and similar functionality...