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The DeviceTree changes for Linux 6.6 add the ability to generate DeviceTree (DT) nodes for PCI devices. AMD spearheaded this effort for applying DeviceTree overlays to PCI devices containing non-discoverable downstream devices...

AMD Patches To Generate DeviceTree Nodes For PCI Devices ...  Phoronix

The media subsystem updates were sent out today for the Linux 6.6 kernel and most notably is introducing the Intel IVSC MEI drivers as well as extending the Intel IPU bridge logic to work with these new drivers...

Intel Visual Sensing Controller "IVSC" Driver Support Coming With ...  Phoronix

antiX 23: Anarchic for sure, but 'design by committee' isn't always the best for Linux  The Register

I Think Ubuntu 23.10 is Making a Mistake…  OMG! Ubuntu!

War Thunder's next major update is 'Sons of Attila', plus easier ...  GamingOnLinux

In Other News: Hacking Encrypted Linux Computers, Android Fuzzing, Skype Leaking IPs  SecurityWeek

OpenColorIO (OCIO) as the open-source color management solution for motion picture production and maintained by the Academy Software Foundation is out with a new feature release that will be part of their 2024 VFX Reference Platform. Notable with this release are new SIMD optimizations with AVX/AVX2 and Arm NEON...

While approaching the end of summer, there's no breaks at Phoronix and over the course of August were 240 original news articles and another 15 featured Linux hardware reviews / multi-page featured benchmark articles. Here is a look back at what was most exciting for the month...

Inception & Downfall, Linux 6.6 Development Kicking Off & Other ...  Phoronix

Released nearly one year ago was GNU Wget2 2.0 as a big improvement over Wget to support more protocols like HTTP/2, enabling multi-threading support and parallel connections, and a range of other feature additions. Published on Thursday was Wget2 2.1 as the newest step forward for this much-improved Wget open-source downloading solution...

In addition to NFSD bringing a thrilling feature for Linux 6.6 in the form of NFSv4 write delegation support, the NFS client code for the in-development Linux 6.6 kernel also has a notable feature change...

Linux 6.6 NFS Enables NFSv4.2 READ_PLUS Option By Default  Phoronix

Following the releases this week of Intel's SVT-AV1 1.7 encoder and the libavif 1.0 AV1 Image File Format release, Google engineers are out with libaom 3.7 as the newest feature release to that AV1 encode library...

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It’s a well-known fact that there is a broader variety of software products for Windows and Macs than for Linux. Even as Linux continues to

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Steam Deck OS 3.4.9 released with GPU fix for Starfield  GamingOnLinux

The Arch Decision: Evaluating If a Leap From Manjaro to ...  Linux Journal

BlueAlly is a Red Hat Advanced Build (AB) partner focusing on network and cloud automation using Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform. In May of 2023, the BlueAlly Consulting team was invited to the Cisco Federal Innovation Challenge (CFIC) hosted at the GSA Workplace Innovation Lab 1 in Washington, DC. The goal of the CFIC is to bring together ideas to accelerate modernization across the federal and defense landscape. The focus is NetDevOps, IT modernization, telemetry and visualization. The team's solution is an extensible architectural framework based on streaming services and Event-Dr