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QEMU 5.0 Released For This Important Open-Source Emulator For Linux Virtualization
QEMU 5.0 is out today for this processor emulator that is a key piece to the Linux virtualization stack...
Proton 5.0-7 Being Prepared With Newer DXVK, Updated VKD3D Layer
Valve along with their comrades at CodeWeavers are preparing Proton 5.0-7 as the newest version of their Wine-based software powering Steam Play for running Windows games on Linux...
Linux-powered dev kit debuts AI-enabled Cortex-A7 camera SoC - LinuxGizmos.com
Linux-powered dev kit debuts AI-enabled Cortex-A7 camera SoC LinuxGizmos.com
Linux-powered dev kit debuts AI-enabled Cortex-A7 camera SoC - LinuxGizmos.com
Linux-powered dev kit debuts AI-enabled Cortex-A7 camera SoC LinuxGizmos.com
How a Hardware Genius Turned a 1930s Teletype Into a Linux Terminal - Popular Mechanics
How a Hardware Genius Turned a 1930s Teletype Into a Linux Terminal Popular Mechanics
Ubuntu 20.04 Gaming Performance Across Desktops, X.Org vs. Wayland
Last month we provided some early benchmarks looking at the Ubuntu 20.04 X.Org vs. Wayland gaming performance under GNOME 3.36, but now that Ubuntu 20.04 LTS has been officially released, here is a look at the AMD Radeon Linux gaming performance across a wide variety of desktops on both X.Org and Wayland where supported.
Fedora 32 Officially Released With EarlyOOM, SSD TRIM Finally Flipped On, GNOME 3.36
Fedora 32 has officially been released as the latest installment of this Red Hat supported community Linux distribution known for its bleeding-edge features and packages...
New Intel "Adaptive" P-State Frequency Governor Volleyed For Better GPU-Bound Efficiency
The Intel P-State driver has been going through a number of improvements recently including transitioning to the "Schedutil" governor by default on some systems so far in this governor making use of scheduler utilization data. But Intel's graphics team meanwhile has been working on P-State changes to improve the GPU-bound energy efficiency and that is now spun as a new "adaptive" governor...