Intel Lunar Lake Linux Benchmarks Are Still Forthcoming
While there were many Windows reviews/benchmarks out Tuesday for Intel Core Ultra 200 Series "Lunar Lake" laptops on various websites, Linux tests are still awaiting due to having resorted to pre-ordering a Lunar Lake laptop myself for delivering Linux support/compatibility information and performance benchmarks. But hopefully by this time next week will be the initial data set... phoronix.com/news/Lunar-Lake-L…
While there were many Windows reviews/benchmarks out Tuesday for Intel Core Ultra 200 Series 'Lunar Lake' laptops on various websites, Linux tests are still awaiting due to having resorted to pre-ordering a Lunar Lake laptop myself for delivering Lin…
Object–relational mapping (ORM) is a programming technique for converting data between incompatible type systems using object-oriented programming languages.
NVIDIA Mellanox Linux Driver Spearheads Multi-Path PCI As "A Sign Of Things To Come"
While open-source enthusiasts like to criticize NVIDIA for not maintaining upstream, in-tree kernel graphics driver support (though things have been changing there), for other areas of their vast hardware portfolio they are much better upstream Linux kernel citizens and often at the forefront of new driver innovations. One of the leading examples of that… phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.12-R…
While open-source enthusiasts like to criticize NVIDIA for not maintaining upstream, in-tree kernel graphics driver support (though things have been changing there), for other areas of their vast hardware portfolio they are much better upstream Linux…
With only three weeks left before Ubuntu 24.10 hits the streets in a stable form, the beta is here to give us a glimpse of what to expect from the final version.
NVIDIA Publishes Open-Source Linux Driver Code For GPU Virtualization "vGPU" Support
NVIDIA engineers have sent out an exciting set of Linux kernel patches for enabling NVIDIA vGPU software support for virtual GPU support among multiple virtual machines (VMs). In aiming for upstream-focused Linux support, this NVIDIA vGPU support is built around the adapted Nouveau driver with the code previously posted for splitting up the Nouveau/N… phoronix.com/news/NVIDIA-Open-…
What is Fedora Strategy 2028? You may have heard us reference this here and there, but why not learn more directly from project leader @mattdm on the Fedora Podcast!
Knowing where you are and where you are going allows you to measure your success. That is why the Fedora Project has a 3-year strategy stretching out to 2028...
One of the upcoming features is the drawing tablet assistant. Install Plasma 6.2 Beta, try out the assistant with your own device. If you find a bug 🪲, report it!
We are glad to support the Social Web Foundation (SWF). SWF is a nonprofit organization dedicated to connecting social platforms using the open standard protocol, ActivityPub. It’s great to see increased support of the Fediverse, and Vivaldi is pleased to support the Social Web Foundation so that we can once again have a town square free of algorithms and corporate control. vivaldi.com/blog/social-web-fo…
Intel Launches Xeon 6900P Series "Granite Rapids" Processors
Building off the launch earlier this year of the first Xeon 6 processors with the Xeon 6700E "Sierra Forest" processors, today Intel is lifting the wraps on the much anticipated Xeon 6900P "Granite Rapids" processors. Where as Sierra Forest is optimized for power efficiency and core density, the Intel Xeon 6 P-core processors are optimized for per-core performance and have shown some v… phoronix.com/review/intel-xeon…
Building off the launch earlier this year of the first Xeon 6 processors with the Xeon 6700E 'Sierra Forest' processors, today Intel is lifting the wraps on the much anticipated Xeon 6900P 'Granite Rapids' processors.
Intel Gaudi 3 Linux Driver Support Expected Next Month
Intel used their Enterprise Tech Tour last week in Oregon to not only provide insight into the new Xeon 6900 "Granite Rapids" server processors (and Xeon 6980P benchmarks) but also to shed more light on their Gaudi 3 AI inference accelerator. The question I was most curious about with Gaudi 3: where's the Linux driver support?.. phoronix.com/news/Intel-Gaudi-…
Intel used their Enterprise Tech Tour last week in Oregon to not only provide insight into the new Xeon 6900 'Granite Rapids' server processors (and Xeon 6980P benchmarks) but also to shed more light on their Gaudi 3 AI inference accelerator
Intel Xeon 6980P "Granite Rapids" Linux Benchmarks
With the Intel Xeon 6900P &quoptGranite Rapids" launch today the review embargo has now expired. I began with my Intel Granite Rapids Linux benchmarking a few days ago and have initial benchmarks to share for the flagship Xeon 6980P processors paired with MRDIMM 8800MT/s memory. This is just the beginning of a lot of Granite Rapids benchmarks to come on Phoronix. Compared to the exis… phoronix.com/review/intel-xeon…
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My Time is officially its own series now, with a third game announced recently with My Time at Evershine following on from My Time at Sandrock and My Time at Portia.
I've played Portia back when it released and absolutely loved it. I still need to buy and play Sandrock. Hopefully, I can do that before Evershine is released.
"Fair Source" is obviously a bullshit term, but "Open Source" also isn't quite accurate for how restrictive the term has come to be used as.
I propose the following categories:
Closed-Proprietary: totally closed source Open-Proprietary: source available, but read-only, not copyable Open-Source: source available for non-commercial use Free-Source: source available for any use
As someone who follows it all closely, I think this is just a really incorrect way to describe the situation.
Open Source is the same as ever, across a set of licenses opensource.org/ - the issue is people who keep coming along and defining their own terms and still calling it open source, basically co-opting the term against how it's supposed to be used
It's finally here and it's finished. Halls of Torment, my favourite bullet-heaven survivor-like that has the style of classic Diablo with Vampire Survivor gameplay is out now.
Wow - didn't realize this ran under the #Godot engine. Played some of the earlier versions -- now I should reset it and start from the beginning again. (Although I've current got many hours into Army of Ruin...and still a long way to go with it....)
Linux 6.12 Adds A Kernel Stack Usage Histogram To Help With Optimizations
Merged as part of the memory management "MM" changes for the Linux 6.12 kernel is a kernel stack usage histogram to help developers in better optimizing the kernel stack sizes and minimizing memory waste... phoronix.com/news/Linux-Kernel…
Merged as part of the memory management 'MM' changes for the Linux 6.12 kernel is a kernel stack usage histogram to help developers in better optimizing the kernel stack sizes and minimizing memory waste.
Intel LPSS Driver Adds Panther Lake Support In Linux 6.12
Going along with other early Linux kernel driver additions for enabling Panther Lake, the intel-lpss driver in Linux 6.12 has made its device ID additions for supporting Panther Lake H and Panther Lake P processors... phoronix.com/news/Intel-LPSS-P…
Intel's LPMD "Low Power Mode Daemon" Now Identifies As The "Energy Optimizer"
The Intel LPMD open-source project is a user-space daemon for optimizing active idle power handling on Linux and can be useful particularly for modern Intel Core hybrid processors. LPMD is short for the "Low Power Mode Daemon" while with today's v0.0.7 release it's now re-identified itself as the "Energy Optimizer" instead... phoronix.com/news/Intel-LPMD-v…
Dell-WMI-Sysman Linux Driver Being Extended For Alienware Systems
The Dell-WMI-Sysman driver on Linux allows for managing BIOS settings from within Linux using sysfs. This dell-wmi-sysman kernel driver supports most Dell platforms from 2018 and newer for convenient BIOS management... phoronix.com/news/Dell-WMI-Sys…
Landlock Sandboxing Now Supports More Controls Around Unix Sockets
Landlock as the Linux security module for unprivileged access control handling is adding new controls around Unix socket handling with the Linux 6.12 kernel... phoronix.com/news/Landlock-Sco…
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