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XFS For Linux 5.5 Brings Quite A Few Changes
The XFS file-system is seeing a large number of changes for the in-development Linux 5.5 kernel...
Imagination Announces IMG A-Series To Deliver 2.5x Faster Performance Over Current PowerVR
Imagination today announced the IMG A-Series as their next-generation GPU cores and architecture that deliver 2.5x faster performance for the same area and same power to their current-generation PowerVR graphics processors...
Kali Linux Gets New Desktop Environment & ... - Dark Reading
Kali Linux Gets New Desktop Environment & ... Dark Reading
Mesa Adds Option For Changing Intel's OpenGL Driver Default
While originally Intel planned to transition their OpenGL driver default to the modern "Iris" Gallium3D driver rather than the longstanding "i965" DRI driver for Mesa 19.3, that was pushed back to Mesa 20.0 for introduction in Q1'2020. In aiming to make that revised milestone a reality, a new option has been added to Mesa 20.0 with the Meson build system for being able to indicate the Intel OpenGL driver preference...
Hiding The Hidden: Kali Linux 2019.4 Unleashed - Security Boulevard
Hiding The Hidden: Kali Linux 2019.4 Unleashed Security Boulevard
NEOX V Announced By Think Silicon As First RISC-V 3D GPU
While there has been the Libre RISC-V community-driven effort to create a RISC-V graphics processor that basically amounts to a RISC-V core with vector extensions/improvements and running a Vulkan software implementation (though they are now reportedly eyeing POWER instead of RISC-V), Think Silicon has announced the first actual RISC-V ISA based 3D graphics processor...
Linux and the first-time developer's journey - New Electronics
Linux and the first-time developer's journey New Electronics
FreeBSD 12.1 Runs Refreshingly Well With AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3970X - Benchmarks Against Windows + Linux
For those of you interested in AMD's new Ryzen Threadripper 3960X/3970X processors with TRX40 motherboards for running FreeBSD, the experience in our initial testing has been surprisingly pleasant. In fact, it works out-of-the-box which one could argue is better than the current Linux support that needs the MCE workaround for booting. Here are some benchmarks of FreeBSD 12.1 on the Threadripper 3970X compared to Linux and Windows for this new HEDT platform.
NetBSD 9.0 RC1 Released With 64-Bit Arm Support, Updated ZFS + Other Improvements
NetBSD 9.0 is around the corner and finally presenting 64-bit Arm (AArch64) support as well as other long overdue hardware support like Intel Kabylake graphics...
The Qt Company Launches Qt Marketplace For Free + Paid Qt Extensions / Add-Ons
While there is the KDE Frameworks that offers a wonderful set of complementary extensions/add-ons to the Qt5 tool-kit, for those looking for more Qt5 extensions, The Qt Company has launched "The Qt Marketplace" as a source for both free and paid extensions...
Linux 5.5 Can Boot The Modem Processor On Snapdragon 835 - Needed For Cell/WiFi On Qualcomm Laptops
With the Linux 5.4 cycle we saw mainline support beginning to come together for some Qualcomm ARM Linux laptops while with Linux 5.5 another milestone is being achieved. There has been out-of-tree support in the works for getting the various consumer Snapdragon laptops working with Linux while those changes are slowly getting into the mainline kernel...