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Wayland Merges New Screen Capture Protocols
Nearly three years in the making, the ext-image-capture-source-v1 and ext-image-copy-capture-v1 protocols have been merged into the Wayland Protocols repository for vastly improving screen capture support on the Wayland desktop...
NVIDIA EGL-Wayland 1.15 Brings Stability Fixes For Explicit Sync
There's a new release of NVIDIA's EGL-Wayland project for an EGL External Library Platform library implementing EGL on top of EGLDevice and EGLStream extensions. This week's NVIDIA EGL-Wayland 1.15 release is primarily centered on delivering Wayland explicit sync fixes...
Wine-Staging 9.15 Adds Fixes For Lotus Approach & Need For Speed: Underground
Building off yesterday's release of Wine 9.15, Wine-Staging 9.15 is now available with 376 patches currently being applied atop the upstream codebase...
Reimplementing A Linux Rust Scheduler In eBPF Shows Very Promising Results
NVIDIA software engineer Andrea Righi has implemented his "scx_rustland" Linux Rust scheduler within eBPF for very promising performance results...
Wine 9.15 Brings A Lot Of Work On MSHTML, More Windows ODBC Driver Support
Wine 9.15 is out this Saturday as the newest bi-weekly development release for enabling Windows games and applications to run on Linux systems and other environments...
Scan Your Linux Server for Viruses With ClamAV - The New Stack
Scan Your Linux Server for Viruses With ClamAV The New Stack
Niri 0.1.8 Compositor Implements Gradient Borders, Output Management Protocol
Niri as a scrollable-tiling Wayland compositor inspired by PaperWM is out with a new feature release. Niri 0.1.8 is the new release out today and it also marks the project's one year birthday...
GNOME Continues Working On systemd-homed Integration, Better Web Browser
This Week in GNOME is out with its latest issue that details the latest improvements being made thanks to their Sovereign Tech Fund (STF) funding along with other development efforts squeezing into next month's GNOME 47 desktop release...
Mesa 24.3 Sees "Substantial Improvement" To AMD Clear/Copy-Buffer Compute Shader
Well known AMD Mesa developer Marek Olšák continues relentlessly optimizing the RadeonSI Gallium3D driver and related code for ensuring the AMD graphics stack can reach peak performance...
KDE Rolling Out SVG-Based Cursor Themes, Performance Improvements
KDE developers remain very busy this summer working toward the Plasma 6.2 release with exciting new features...
The rise of Linux as a mainstream operating system - The Business Standard
The rise of Linux as a mainstream operating system The Business Standard
Linux 6.11 Merges Intel P-State Patch For Emerald Rapids To Yield Better Performance
Last week I wrote about a tiny Linux patch yielding up to 32% faster performance and up to 18% less energy for Emerald Rapids CPUs. That patch is an adjustment to the Intel P-State driver's Energy Performance Preference (EPP) value for that Intel Xeon Scalable family. Today that patch was merged for the Linux 6.11 kernel...
Are You Going to Try the COSMIC Linux Desktop? - How-To Geek
Are You Going to Try the COSMIC Linux Desktop? How-To Geek
An Initial Benchmark Of Bcachefs vs. Btrfs vs. EXT4 vs. F2FS vs. XFS On Linux 6.11
A number of Phoronix readers have been requesting a fresh re-test of the experimenta; Bcachefs file-system against other Linux file-systems on the newest kernel code. Your wish has been granted today with a fresh round of benchmarking across Bcachefs, Btrfs, EXT4, F2FS, and XFS using the Linux 6.11-rc2 kernel. This round of testing was carried out on the newly-released Solidigm D7-PS1010 PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSDs that offer very speedy performance for modern Linux desktops and servers.