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Intel Posts Latest Patches For DRM Sharpness Property To Enjoy With Lunar Lake & Beyond

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 11 August

For over a year now Intel has been working on a new DRM sharpness property for making use of Lunar Lake's new adaptive sharpening filter capabilities built into its display engine. This new sharpening filter with Lunar Lake and future SoCs can hep with sharpening blurred or upscaled content and over the past year has gone through several rounds of code review. The latest patches were sent out last week for this DRM sharpness property...

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LunarG Announces KosmicKrisp As Vulkan-On-Metal Mesa Driver

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 11 August

While there is already MoltenVK for Vulkan implemented over Apple's Metal graphics API, the graphics engineers at LunarG have announced KosmicKrisp as a Mesa-based driver implementing Vulkan over Metal...

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AMD EPYC 4545P Achieves 2.24x The Performance At Half The Power Of The First EPYC CPU

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 11 August

Recently we looked at the performance of the AMD EPYC 4545P that is a 16 core 65 Watt processor in the EPYC 4005 "Grado" series. This is quite an interesting processor for those after low-power servers, edge AI deployments, and other purposes with no similar Ryzen 9000 series processor or competition from Intel offering sixteen performance cores at around 65 Watts. Complementing all the performance and power data from that review article, here are some additional tests putting its performance and efficiency compared to the original AMD EPYC 7601 flagship processor that ushered in the EPYC family eight years ago.

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Linux Cache-Aware Scheduling / Load Balancing Updated With New Tuning Knob

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 11 August

Intel engineer Chen Yu posted a fresh round of Linux kernel patches working on cache-aware scheduling/load-balancing for this functionality being sought after both by Intel and AMD. The new patches should address some performance regressions observed in the prior patches...

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NFS Client & Server Feature Updates For Linux 6.17

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 11 August

For those making use of the Network File System (NFS), the in-development Linux 6.17 kernel is bringing some nice improvements both for the NFS server and client code...

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Linux ACPI Idle Driver Being Improved For Hybrid CPUs

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 11 August

For hybrid CPU core designs from recent Intel Core (Ultra) processors to ARM big.LIITTLE, a patch series was posted today in seeking to enhance the generic ACPI processor idle driver around processors with multiple types of CPU cores...

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Blender 5.0 Will Likely Default To Using OpenGL Rather Than Vulkan

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 11 August

While there was previously talk of Blender 5.0 likely defaulting to using the Vulkan API for rendering but keeping the OpenGL driver around, those plans look like they may be changing. OpenGL-by-default looks to now be on the table for Blender 5.0 due out later this year...

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Logitech G13 Linux Support Patch Proposed 16 Years After Hardware Release

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 11 August

With the increased popularity of Linux gaming these days, a patch has been proposed to improve the hardware support for the Logitech G13 gameboard under Linux. The only problem is the hardware is now 16 years old and since been discontinued...

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Ubuntu 25.10 Will Ship With Linux 6.17 Even If It Means An Unstable "-rc" Kernel

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 11 August

Back in May the Ubuntu engineers at Canonical announced plans to ship Ubuntu 25.10 with Linux 6.17 given their recent commitment to always shipping with the latest upstream Linux kernel version. They still are committing to it even if it means the kernel and Ubuntu schedules don't perfectly align and Ubuntu 25.10 out-of-the-box may end up being on an unstable "-rc" kernel...

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