- Page Under Construction
- Our Service Commitment
- Red Hat Delivers Accessible, Open Source Generative AI Innovation with Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI
- Is Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform Virtualization the Best Alternative to VMware Amid Rising Costs?
- Top 10 Stories About Compute Engines, Linux of 2024 (So Far) - ITPro Today
UR Solutions News
Open-source News
Linux 6.6 WQ Change May Help Out AMD CPUs & Other Systems With Multiple L3 Caches
In addition to the EEVDF scheduler replacing the CFS code in Linux 6.6, another fundamental and interesting change with Linux 6.6 is on the workqueue (WQ) side with a rework that can benefit systems with multiple L3 caches like modern AMD chiplet-based systems...
Linux 6.6 SMB Client To Allow Adjusting Cache Time For Directory Contents
With Linux 6.6 the KSMBD server is no longer "experimental" while this new kernel on the SMB3 client side also brings a notable addition: the new "dir_cache_timeout" option to control the cache time for directory contents...
Mesa 23.3 Fixes Zink Rendering For X.Org/XWayland GLAMOR
Mike Blumenkrantz working for Valve's Linux graphics driver team has added implicit sync support to the Zink OpenGL-on-Vulkan driver, which in turn now opens this generic driver up for correctly providing GLAMOR rendering with X11 and XWayland environments...
Linux 6.6 Allowing Per-Policy CPUFreq Performance Boost Control
While last week saw the main set of power management updates for the Linux 6.6 kernel, this week a follow-on pull request was submitted -- and merged -- with a few last minute additions...
RISC-V With Linux 6.6 Offers Better Kernel Security With KASLR
More RISC-V architecture updates were merged this weekend for the ongoing Linux 6.6 merge window...
Zunaid Ali - How-To Geek
Zunaid Ali How-To Geek
AmpereOne Core PMU Perf Events Added For Linux 6.6
Merged overnight were the perf subsystem tooling updates for the Linux 6.6 merge window that is set to close later on Sunday...
LoongArch With Linux 6.6 Adds KGDB/KDB, KFence, KASAN, LBT Binary Translation
The LoongArch CPU port is seeing a number of new kernel features enabled with Linux 6.6 as well as seeing some new hardware features wired up such as for Loongson Binary Translation (LBT) and allowing LSX/LASX instruction use in kernel-space...
KSMBD Declared Stable - No Longer "Experimental" - In Linux 6.6
Back in 2021 Samsung engineers posted KSMBD as an in-kernel SMB3 server alternative to the likes of the user-space Samba server. KSMBD merged into Linux 5.15 as an experimental SMB server while after two years of fixes and other improvements has now dropped its "experimental" marking...