Linux 6.17 Introducing Support For The NVIDIA Tegra T264/Thor, New RISC-V SoCs
In advance of the Linux 6.17 merge window expected to open soon following the Linux 6.16 release, all of the SoC updates have been submitted to Linus Torvalds for this next kernel version... phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.17-S…
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New Ubuntu Concept Snapdragon X Laptop ISOs Published - Your Mileage May Vary
A few days back I wrote about Canonical releasing new Ubuntu 25.04 "Concept" ISOs for the Snapdragon X laptops with the new install images being re-based to the Linux 6.16 kernel and expanding the device support. But as I found out from my own testing, depending upon the laptop the support was still less than ideal. Since then there have been two more ISO releas… phoronix.com/news/Ubuntu-25.04…
A few days back I wrote about Canonical releasing new Ubuntu 25.04 'Concept' ISOs for the Snapdragon X laptops with the new install images being re-based to the Linux 6.16 kernel and expanding the device support
While there have been various elements of the Apple M1 and M2 SoC support in the mainline Linux kernel along with support for various Macs, different features have been missing from the upstream kernel such as the Apple GPU kernel graphics driver as …
Sure! It'll probably go through a few iterations where it's kinda janky at first (likely won't work with Flatpak at first, then it'll take a bit longer before that gets fixed)
oki thats cool with me , glad to see its finally working to an extent , will this get a gui app or will this be installable as some sort of obs plugin?
It will be a Windows service you install into your Wine prefix (no GUI). The initial version will just expose all Spout senders automatically as PipeWire virtual cameras. In the future there will be some kind of portal integration instead (which is required for Flatpak).
It's Flatpak on the Steam/Proton side that would be an issue, I think OBS should be fine as long as the existing PW plugin already works with Flatpak. But I might have missed something, @tytan652 knows more ^^
Also this does require Proton right now, Spout2 doesn't work with upstream Wine yet sadly.
@tytan652 keep me in the know , i would love to do a vtuber video that covers this! also i got featured on brodies main channel video so people will def see it
@tytan652 ah , alright, well i hope this comes out before october so people needing spout 2 will be more likely to switch over , als if i had to guess , this will make it so gamecapture and window capture dont have to take resources i would hope
Honestly after what I've seen about spout2, I would expect window capture to perform better.
The only reason to use this is to work with Windows apps that already support Spout2 and where plain window capture has limitations (no transparency, showing GUI when not desired, resolution/pixel perfect issues).
I don't expect the initial implementation to take long, it should be a few weeks at most. I can probably get it mostly working in one more stream. The portal integration to make it work with Flatpak Steam will take longer.
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Shotcut 25.07 Video Editor Brings Numerous Improvements
Shotcut 25.07 is out today as the newest feature release for this prominent open-source and cross-platform video editing solution... phoronix.com/news/Shotcut-25.0…
This past week Qualcomm sent out a set of 17 patches for the MSM DRM kernel graphics driver for enabling support for the Inter Frame Power Collapse (IFPC) feature with the X1-85 GPU found in the current Snapdragon X laptops.
Given that non-UEFI BIOS systems are quite old at this point and Intel/AMD systems for the past number of years have all supported UEFI, another change proposal being considered this week by Fedora Linux is limiting the release-blocking status of var…
Assuming no objections are raised by Linus Torvalds, an early pull request has been submitted for the upcoming Linux 6.17 merge window to address an obscure kernel limitation that has been in place going back all the way to 1993 during the Linux v0.
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Hello everyone, Asahi Lina here! Can we make Spout2 apps on Wine/Proton work with OBS running on Linux?!?!Follow me on Bluesky, Mastodon and Twitter!▶︎ https...
Hello everyone, Asahi Lina here! Can we make Spout2 apps on Wine/Proton work with OBS running on Linux?!?!Follow me on Bluesky, Mastodon and Twitter!▶︎ https...
One of the nice Linux kernel accomplishments during the pandemic was getting the NTFS3 driver upstreamed for that modern NTFS file-system read/write driver developed by Paragon Software
Linux 6.17 Looks To Address An Old & Obscure Kernel Limitation From 1993
Assuming no objections are raised by Linus Torvalds, an early pull request has been submitted for the upcoming Linux 6.17 merge window to address an obscure kernel limitation that has been in place going back all the way to 1993 during the Linux v0.99 kernel days... phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.17-E…
Assuming no objections are raised by Linus Torvalds, an early pull request has been submitted for the upcoming Linux 6.17 merge window to address an obscure kernel limitation that has been in place going back all the way to 1993 during the Linux v0.
With Linux 6.16 expected to be released on Sunday unless an extra week of testing is deemed necessary, the Linux 6.17 merge window will then kickoff the next day
We are just a few weeks out from seeing the release of the FFmpeg 8.0 multimedia library with many new features and improvements for this widely-used open-source software.
Another hit to the open-source Intel software ecosystem this year was the company formally archiving/discontinuing work on the PlaidML deep learning software
Longtime Linux developer Sasha Levin of NVIDIA (and formerly of Google and Microsoft) as well as being the Linux LTS kernel co-maintainer today proposed a Linux kernel AI coding assistant configuration and documentation/rules for contributing to the …
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in reply to Asahi Lina (朝日リナ) // nullptr::live • • •OBS doesn't need any changes for the initial version, it would just use the existing built-in PipeWire camera plugin.
The "camera" thing is just a name at this point, there's nothing camera specific about the inner workings.
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in reply to KyloNeko • • •It's Flatpak on the Steam/Proton side that would be an issue, I think OBS should be fine as long as the existing PW plugin already works with Flatpak. But I might have missed something, @tytan652 knows more ^^
Also this does require Proton right now, Spout2 doesn't work with upstream Wine yet sadly.
KyloNeko
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in reply to Asahi Lina (朝日リナ) // nullptr::live • • •To have a functioning "Camera" in PipeWire besides providing a format that a camera can normally provide.
For the portal to use it, it needs to have the right media role applied to the node.
Edit: So not perfectly zero-copy
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in reply to KyloNeko • • •Honestly after what I've seen about spout2, I would expect window capture to perform better.
The only reason to use this is to work with Windows apps that already support Spout2 and where plain window capture has limitations (no transparency, showing GUI when not desired, resolution/pixel perfect issues).
I don't expect the initial implementation to take long, it should be a few weeks at most. I can probably get it mostly working in one more stream. The portal integration to make it work with Flatpak Steam will take longer.
KyloNeko
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