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Wayland 1.23 Released With OpenBSD Support

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 30 May, 2024 • 3 visibility

Simon Ser today released Wayland 1.23 for this core Wayland code that brings some minor enhancements, bug fixes, and Wayland protocol clarifications...

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Microsoft Rolling Out New Windows Subsystem For Linux "WSL" Features For 2024

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 30 May, 2024

Given Microsoft's recent BUILD conference, Microsoft has announced a number of sizable updates to Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)...

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AMD EPYC 4124P Benchmarks: A Quad-Core $149 Server CPU

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 30 May, 2024

Last week with the AMD EPYC 4004 review and benchmarks I tested nearly the entire product stack for these new AM5-based server processors with the EPYC 4244P (6 cores), EPYC 4344P (8 cores), EPYC 4364P (8 cores), EPYC 4464P (12 cores), EPYC 4484X (12 cores + 3D V-Cache), EPYC 4564P (16 cores), and EPYC 4584PX (16 cores + 3D V-Cache). The only EPYC 4004 class processor I wasn't able to finish testing in time was the entry-level EPYC 4124P as a 4-core processor with $149 retail price. I've now had the time to finish benchmarking that budget-focused Zen 4 server processor as well as seeing how it compares to the 4-core Skylake Xeons that were prolific for years.

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Fedora's New Web-Based Installer UI Delayed Yet Again... Now In 2025 With Fedora 42

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 30 May, 2024

It's been more than two years now talking about the Anaconda installer for Fedora/RHEL shifting to a web-based UI. Going back to Fedora 37 have been previews and plans for getting this modern user interface up to parity but it's been a long road. With repeated delays, there's at least one more delay: the Anaconda web UI was just shifted from Fedora 41 to Fedora 42...

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Real-Time Kernel Now Available On Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 30 May, 2024

Similar to the real-time kernel for Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, Canonical announced today the availability of their new real-time "RT" kernel for Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. But like with the existing Ubuntu RT kernels, this real-time support is limited to Ubuntu Pro subscriptions...

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Servo Web Engine Continues Advancing But Seeing Just $1.6k In Monthly Donations

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 30 May, 2024

The Rust-written Servo web engine as a reminder was started as a Mozilla project but then abandoned and now developed by multiple organizations as part of Linux Foundation Europe. The Servo project has put out a new status update that highlights the work accomplished in recent weeks...

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Yocto 5.0 LTS Released - Now Powered By Linux 6.6 LTS, Boeing Joins The Project

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 30 May, 2024

Yocto 5.0 LTS has been released as the newest version from the Yocto Project that is popular for organizations assembling their own embedded/IoT-minded custom Linux distributions. The Linux Foundation also announced today that Boeing has become a Platinum Member with Yocto...

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AMD & Intel Team Up For UALink As Open Alternative To NVIDIA's NVLink

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 30 May, 2024

It's rare for an advanced media briefing to involve representatives from both AMD and Intel, but that happened yesterday. AMD and Intel along with Broadcom have formed the Ultra Accelerator Link "UALink" as a new open standard they are hoping to use to take on NVIDIA's proprietary NVLink interface...

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Intel Battlemage Platform Support Begins Landing In Mesa 24.2

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 30 May, 2024

The Intel Battlemage discrete graphics support is beginning to come together for the open-source Linux graphics driver stack as the successor to DG2/Alchemist. In addition to all the Xe2 work for what's found with Lunar Lake, more Battlemage Linux kernel and user-space driver work has been appearing recently. The milestone crossed today is the initial Battlemage "BMG" platform support being merged for the Mesa 24.2 OpenGL/Vulkan drivers...

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