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AMD Ryzen 5 7600 / Ryzen 7 7700 / Ryzen 9 7900 Linux Performance
Last week at the AMD CES 2023 keynote hosted by Lisa Su, new 65 Watt Ryzen 7000 series processors were announced. These more affordable Zen 4 processors are going retail this week and today marks the embargo lift. Up on the Linux testing block are the Ryzen 5 7600, Ryzen 7 7700, and Ryzen 9 7900 processors.
OBS Studio recording software v29.0 is out now - GamingOnLinux
OBS Studio recording software v29.0 is out now GamingOnLinux
Intel Meteor Lake's VPU Linux Driver Updated, UMD Code Posted
Back in July Intel engineers published the initial open-source driver code around the new Versatile Processing Unit "VPU" coming with Meteor Lake. This VPU block with 14th Gen Core CPUs is intended for AI inference acceleration for deep learning software...
Tilck, a New Linux-Compatible Kernel is Here - Analytics India Magazine
Tilck, a New Linux-Compatible Kernel is Here Analytics India Magazine
Blender 3.5 Boasts Working Apple Metal Backend, Vulkan Still In Early Stages
In addition to Blender's back-ends for NVIDIA CUDA and OptiX, Intel oneAPI, and AMD HIP, Blender 3.5 is set to have a working Apple Metal back-end for that proprietary graphics/compute API with accelerated UI/viewport handling to complement the Metal Cycles support...
OBS Studio 29 Release Has Little in Store For Linux - It's FOSS News
OBS Studio 29 Release Has Little in Store For Linux It's FOSS News
XFS Progressing On Defragmenting Free Space - Needed For Online Shrinking
As part of a New Year's Eve patch deluge, XFS developer Darrick Wong sent out patches working on free space defragmenting support, among other work for further enhancing this mature open-source file-system...
Dynamic Triple Buffering Hopefully Will Land For GNOME 44
For over two years Canonical has been working on dynamic triple buffering for the GNOME desktop with the Mutter compositor. This triple-buffering-when-needed can dramatically boost the desktop performance especially in cases like Intel integrated graphics and Raspberry Pi boards. The triple buffering work hasn't been upstreamed yet but the hope is that it may finally be ready for upstream inclusion with GNOME 44...
RISC-V Hibernation Support / Suspend-To-Disk Nears The Linux Kernel
While the open RISC-V processor architecture has proven to be highly successful, one of the features that it hasn't yet supported with the Linux kernel to this point has been system hibernation / suspend-to-resume, but that support is now on the way...