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Mesa Enables S3TC Support For 3D Textures
The feature work continues pouring in for Mesa 24.0 with new OpenGL and Vulkan driver features continuing to be enabled...
Kernel kerfuffle kiboshes Debian 12.3 release - The Register
Kernel kerfuffle kiboshes Debian 12.3 release The Register
More Bcachefs Fixes Land In Linux 6.7
Of the many new features in Linux 6.7, one of the items exciting Phoronix readers the most is the merging of the long-in-development Bcachefs file-system...
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Linux gets a Blue Screen of Death - NotebookCheck.net News Notebookcheck.net
Ampere Altra Max Continues To Deliver Competitive Power Efficiency To AMD EPYC & Intel Xeon
While it's been three years now since Ampere Altra Q80 was first introduced and two years since first testing the 128-core Ampere Altra Max, this ARM server platform has aged rather well with more robust hardware platforms coming to market with better firmware, the AArch64 Linux/open-source software ecosystem as a whole improving a lot during this time and more open-source projects receiving ARM optimizations, and other improvements made. While we're eagerly awaiting to see AmpereOne hardware, here is a look at how Ampere Altra Max M128-30 is standing up against current AMD EPYC Genoa(X) and Bergamo server CPUs along with Intel Xeon Scalable Sapphire Rapids processors in raw performance and power efficiency.
Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities Addressed in EOL Ubuntu Systems - Security Boulevard
Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities Addressed in EOL Ubuntu Systems Security Boulevard
One Line Patch Doubles Mesa NVK Performance For Talos Principle... To 18 FPS
A patch merged this weekend for Mesa 24.0-devel is helping the performance of the open-source NVK Vulkan driver for NVIDIA GPUs but the performance remains well short still of the proprietary NVIDIA Linux graphics driver stack...