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UBIFS To Default To Zstd Compressed File-System With Linux 5.13+
Adding to the growing list of changes for Linux 5.13 is the UBIFS file-system now using Zstd for file-system compression by default...
Device Mapper Gets Some Nice Improvements With Linux 5.13
The kernel's Device Mapper (DM) code with Linux 5.13 has some improvements worth mentioning this cycle...
Pyston 2.2 Released For A Faster Python While Facebook Releases Cinder
Pyston 2.2 is out today as the latest version of this performant Python implementation. Separately, Facebook has introduced Cinder as a new incubator project providing a speedy Python JIT implementation...
Martian rover has some Linux computers, too - LinuxGizmos.com
Martian rover has some Linux computers, too LinuxGizmos.com
Martian rover has some Linux computers, too - LinuxGizmos.com
Martian rover has some Linux computers, too LinuxGizmos.com
2.5GbE Networking on Linux - Virtualization Review
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Mesa 21.1 Released With RADV Variable Rate Shading, More Intel Vulkan Improvements
Mesa 21.1 is available today as the latest quarterly feature release to this collection of open-source OpenGL and Vulkan drivers. There are many features to show with this new release and it even managed to release on-schedule...
GCC, GNU Toolchain Finally Working To Establish CI/CD For Better Reliability
For a project as large and complex as the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) one would reasonably have assumed that it would have setup continuous integration / continuous delivery support years ago for helping to ensure the reliability of this widely-used open-source compiler and the GNU Toolchain at large. But that's actually only happening now in 2021...