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MediaTek Hoping To Bring nanoMIPS Support Upstream Into GCC
The nanoMIPS architecture that was announced by MIPS in 2018 for embedded devices to lower power consumption and yield smaller code footprints was announced for the MIPS I7200 but since then there hasn't been much of nanoMIPS. However, MediaTek is now looking to contribute upstream the compiler support for this processor ISA into GCC...
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The difference between Linux and windows - Linux & Unix BleepingComputer
Linux 5.15-rc3 Released - Looking "Pretty Normal" Plus Performance Fix
Linus Torvalds has now issued the third weekly release candidate of the forthcoming Linux 5.15 kernel...
Can You Run Linux Without a Desktop Environment? - MUO - MakeUseOf
Can You Run Linux Without a Desktop Environment? MUO - MakeUseOf
How to Take a Typing Test on Linux With tt - MUO - MakeUseOf
How to Take a Typing Test on Linux With tt MUO - MakeUseOf
Firefox 92 vs. Chrome 94 Browser Benchmarks On Ubuntu Linux
Given last week's release of Chrome 94, here are some fresh browser benchmarks looking at Firefox 92 stable against Chrome 94 running on Ubuntu Linux...
What Is the Linux Command Line and How Do You Use It? - MUO - MakeUseOf
What Is the Linux Command Line and How Do You Use It? MUO - MakeUseOf
GNU Wget2 2.0 Released With HTTP2 & SSL Improvements
GNU Wget2 2.0 has been released for this successor to GNU Wget. There are many improvements to this GPLv3+ licensed program. Over the original GNU Wget, Wget2 is faster, supports more protocols especially around HTTP/2 and compression, supports multi-threading / parallel connections, and other improvements...
Updated AMD P-State Driver Published For Linux
Earlier this month AMD published their "amd-pstate" Linux driver that leverages ACPI CPPC data to make more informed CPU frequency scaling decisions with an aim to boost the performance-per-Watt for Zen 3 (and eventually Zen 2) processors on Linux. The second spin of that "amd-pstate" Linux kernel driver is now available for testing...
Linux IO_uring Can Now Achieve Up To ~3.8M IOPS Per-Core
It was just last month when ~3.5M IOPS per-core was impressive with the code for Linux 5.15 to further push Linux's I/O limits. Now for code likely to be included in Linux 5.16 it's currently at 3.8M IOPS with a single tread...