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LINUX 6.1 RELEASED WITH MGLRU, INITIAL RUST CODE

Linus Torvalds just released Linux 6.1 as stable!..

INTEL PREPARING VIRTUAL IA32_SPEC_CTRL SUPPORT FOR THE LINUX KERNEL

Intel on Sunday posted a set of Linux patches implementing SPEC CTRL
virtualization support for this VMX feature with new Intel CPUs to help with
migrating virtual machines to hosts with different CPU microarchitectures where
their security mitigations may be different...

MORE RUST CODE SENT IN FOR LINUX 6.2 TO IMPLEMENT MORE FUNCTIONALITY

While Linux 6.1 merged the initial Rust infrastructure, in this kernel version
set to be released as stable today there isn't any Rust-based functionality for
end-users. With v6.1 it's just some of the initial code for building up the Rust
programming language support and it's continuing that way for Linux 6.2. The
pull request of more Rust enablement has already been sent out for the Linux 6.2
merge window...

AMD & INTEL SOUND PLATFORM UPDATES FOR LINUX 6.2 ALONG WITH OTHER AUDIO UPDATES

While the Linux 6.1 stable kernel isn't even being released until later today,
there already have been a number of feature pull requests submitted for the
upcoming Linux 6.2 kernel cycle. Due to the merge window being the two weeks
leading up to Christmas, those with generous holiday/vacation time have been
sending in their pull requests in advance. One of those early pull requests is
all of the sound subsystem updates...

INTEL SENDS IN A BUNCH OF NEW CXL CODE FOR LINUX 6.2

As expected, the Linux 6.2 kernel is introducing a lot more Compute Express Link
(CXL) enablement code...

GOOGLE CHROME/CHROMIUM GOES AHEAD IN REMOVING JPEG-XL SUPPORT

Back in October was the surprising move of Google deprecating JPEG-XL support in
their Chrome/Chromium web browser. Google engineers argued there wasn't enough
interesti n JPEG-XL and not sufficient enough benefits over existing formats.
Their plan was to remove the JPEG-XL support in Chrome 110 and indeed that has
now happened...

OPENSHOT 3.0 RELEASED WITH MANY OPEN-SOURCE VIDEO EDITING ENHANCEMENTS

For those thinking about what open-source non-linear video editor to try out
this holiday season for any videos, OpenShot 3.0 was officially released today
as a big step forward for that project...

MESON 1.0 BUILD SYSTEM NEARS WITH STABLE RUST MODULE, OTHER IMPROVEMENTS

The Meson build system continues enjoying terrific developer adoption and that's
even prior to declaring a "1.0" version. However, that's about to change with
Meson 1.0-rc1 having now been issued for testing...

SLOB ALLOCATOR BEING DEPRECATED WITH LINUX 6.2

Following the recent developer talk of looking to drop SLOB from the Linux
kernel, this simple allocator is being deprecated come Linux 6.2...

KDE FRAMEWORKS 5.101 RELEASED - DEVELOPMENT NOW FOCUSES ON KDE FRAMEWORKS 6

Today marks the release of KDE Frameworks 5.101, which is notable in that this
is the point that feature development on KDE Frameworks 5 is now effectively
over. The focus now turns to KDE Frameworks 6...

GODOT 4.0 BETA 8 GETS WEBXR FULLY WORKING, X11 SUPPORT NOW LOADED DYNAMICALLY

The long-awaited Godot 4 open-source game engine release is getting closer...
The developers have already begun drafting plans past Godot 4.0 and they have
now moved to weekly development snapshots as this much anticipated release
nears...

MESA 22.2.5 RELEASED TO END OUT THE SERIES

The belated Mesa 22.2.5 is now available as the last planned point release to
the Mesa 22.2 series...

KDE REWRITING SPECTACLE UI, FIXING PASTE ISSUES UNDER PLASMA WAYLAND

KDE developers remain quite busy as we approach the holiday season. KDE's
Spectacle screenshot utility has seen some new work and there were various other
fixes and improvements to be merged this week...

WINE 8.0-RC1 RELEASED WITH VKD3D 1.6, VULKAN/OPENGL THUNKING OPTIMIZATIONS

As planned the first release candidate of Wine 8.0 is now available that marks
the culmination of the Wine 7.xx bi-weekly development releases and now onto the
strictly bug-fixing phase before introducing Wine 8.0 as stable in early 2023...

QT 6.5 ADDING WAYLAND NATIVE INTERFACE

The Qt6 toolkit introduced the notion of platform-specific objects via the
QNativeInterface namespace and now set to come with Qt 6.5 is support for a
Wayland native interface for application developers wanting to interact directly
with Wayland object handles...

THE PERFORMANCE OF ARCH LINUX POWERED CACHYOS

Recently there have been a number of Phoronix readers writing in about CachyOS,
an Arch Linux based distribution that is new and is focused on " better speed,
security and ease of use," So of course there has been requests to see how well
CachyOS performs against other distributions... In thus article is an initial
look at the CachyOS performance compared to that of also Arch Linux based
Endeavour OS, Ubuntu 22.10, Fedora Workstation 37, and then Intel's Clear Linux
that is already well known for its performance attributes.

PIPEWIRE 0.3.62 RELEASED WITH BLUETOOTH OFFLOADING SUPPORT

PipeWire 0.3.62 is out today as the newest feature and bug-fixing update to this
open-source project that has begun conquering the Linux desktop for managing
audio and video streams...

NVIDIA CUDA 12.0 RELEASED WITH OFFICIAL JIT LTO, C++20 DIALECT SUPPORT

NVIDIA has released CUDA 12.0 as the latest major feature update to their
proprietary compute API...

AMDVLK 2022.Q4.3 VULKAN DRIVER RELEASED WITH MORE PERFORMANCE TUNING

Ahead of next week's Radeon RX 7900 series hitting retail availability, AMD
today issued a new AMDVLK driver update as their official open-source Vulkan
Linux driver...

THE MANY NEW FEATURES ON THE HORIZON FOR LINUX 6.2

While Linux 6.1 is introducing many new features, for the Linux 6.2 merge window
beginning next week there is a lot more on tap. Linux 6.2 has a lot of exciting
additions expected from new low-level software features, continuing to lay more
Rust code, new hardware support, stable Intel Arc Graphics support, and a ton
more. Here is an early look at some of what is expected...

AMD RELEASES AOMP 16.0-3 COMPILER

AMD engineers on Thursday released AOMP 16.0-3 as the newest version of their
LLVM/Clang downstream focused on providing the latest patches for enjoying AMD
Instinct / Radeon OpenMP offloading as part of their ROCm compute stack...

MICROSOFT'S CBL-MARINER LINUX DISTRO ENABLES HTTP2, TCP CONGESTION ALGORITHMS

Microsoft has released CBL-Mariner 2.0.20221203, a new version of its in-house
Linux distribution fulfilling a variety of internal needs...

BLENDER EYES RAISING ITS CPU REQUIREMENTS

Hot off the release of Blender 3.4, Blender developers have begun discussing the
possibility of raising their CPU requirements moving forward for making use of
this open-source 3D modeling software...

LINUX 6.1 DEMOTES LOGITECH BLUETOOTH HID++ OVER LINGERING PROBLEMS

One of the new Linux 6.1 features was set to be enabling HID++ support for all
Logitech Bluetooth devices by default rather than the current enabling it on a
per-device basis. But this change turned out to be too opportunistic and now
days ahead of the Linux 6.1 stable debut has been reverted...

INTEL VPU DRIVER ADAPTED TO LINUX'S NEW ACCELERATOR FRAMEWORK

Going back to the summer Intel posted their initial open-source Linux driver for
their Versatile Processing Unit "VPU" debuting with Meteor Lake. Since then they
have continued refining this open-source VPU Linux driver and with the latest
patch series have adapted it to make use of the new accelerator
framework/subsystem premiering in Linux 6.2...

VULKAN 1.3.237 RELEASED WITH TWO NEW EXTENSIONS

Ahead of the holidays there is a new Vulkan API spec update from The Khronos
Group...

AMD RADEON RX 7900 XTX & RX 7900 XT ARRIVE FOR LINUX TESTING

At the start of November AMD announced the Radeon RX 7900 series while these
high-end RDNA3 graphics cards will go on sale next week. Both the Radeon RX 7900
XT and RX 7900 XTX are at Phoronix for Linux testing with AMD's fully
open-source graphics driver stack while today the embargo expires on showing off
the hardware.

PHP 8.2 RELEASED WITH READONLY CLASSES, RANDOM EXTENSION

PHP 8.2 is out today as the annual major feature release to this widely-used
scripting language primarily for web purposes...

THE MOST INTERESTING NEW FEATURES FOR LINUX 6.1

With the Linux 6.1 kernel set to be released this weekend, here is a look back
at the prominent changes to find with this kernel. Linux 6.1 besides being the
last kernel version of the year is all the more important in that it's expected
to be the new Long Term Support (LTS) kernel...

RADV LANDS DYNAMIC RASTERIZATION SAMPLES & LINE RASTERIZATION MODE

Thanks to the work led by Valve engineers on the open-source Linux graphics
stack, Mesa 23.0 continues picking up new features for the Radeon Vulkan "RADV"
driver...

INTEL ONEAPI LEVEL ZERO BEING PACKAGED UP FOR FEDORA

While Intel's GPU compute stack for Linux is fully open-source, one area where
it still has room for improvement is getting it packaged up on more Linux
distributions. The reference binaries published by Intel for their
Compute-Runtime and Level Zero components are just Debian/Ubuntu packages but
with time -- and as Arc Graphics and other hardware becomes available -- we are
seeing more distributions taking a stab at offering up their own package
builds...

AMD CEZANNE LAPTOPS SEE LAST MINUTE SUSPEND/RESUME FIX WITH LINUX 6.1

For those running an AMD Ryzen 5000 series "Cezanne" powered laptop, squeezing
into the kernel this week ahead of the Linux 6.1 debut on Sunday is a
suspend/resume fix affecting various models...

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HOW TO USE THE LSOF COMMAND TO TROUBLESHOOT LINUX



The Linux lsof command does more than list open files; you can also use it to
diagnose potential bottlenecks. Read More at Enable Sysadmin

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Linux.com.



LINUX FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2022: LEADERSHIP IN SECURITY AND INNOVATION



In 2022, the Linux Foundation, in collaboration with our community, engaged in
new initiatives to secure the software supply chain, enabled innovations with
social, economic, regional, and environmental impact, supported open industry
standards, and continued to embrace diversity and inclusivity.  Read the report
today.

The post Linux Foundation Annual Report 2022: Leadership in Security and
Innovation appeared first on Linux.com.



HOW TO ANALYZE A LINUX PROCESS’ MEMORY MAP WITH PMAP



Use the pmap command to explore how a process is mapped in memory to monitor or
troubleshoot memory usage. Read More at Enable Sysadmin

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HOW TO USE WORKFLOW JOB TEMPLATES IN ANSIBLE



Ansible Automation Platform’s workflow job templates amplify the power of your
Ansible playbooks to improve your organization’s automation. Read More at Enable
Sysadmin

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Linux.com.



LINUX FOUNDATION EVENTS MONTHLY SNAPSHOT – DECEMBER 2022



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TWO NEW AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY PROJECTS JOIN THE CALL FOR CODE COMMUNITY AT THE
LINUX FOUNDATION



OpenTempus provides long-term climate forecasts, and OpenHarvest provides
insight into crops, fields, and yields.
The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation
through open source, announced the release of two open source projects that help
small-holder farmers use data to make more effective decisions about what, when,
and where to plant. These projects join the Call for Code with the Linux
Foundation.

The post Two new agricultural technology projects join the Call for Code
community at the Linux Foundation appeared first on Linux.com.



LINUX SLUB ALLOCATOR INTERNALS AND DEBUGGING, PART 1 OF 4



The first in a series of blogs discussin Click to Read More at Oracle Linux
Kernel Development

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first on Linux.com.



LEARN HOW UNIX INFLUENCED LINUX, UNDERSTAND ANSIBLE LISTS AND DICTIONARIES, AND
MORE TIPS FOR SYSADMIN



Check out Enable Sysadmin’s top 10 articles from November 2022. Read More at
Enable Sysadmin

The post Learn how Unix influenced Linux, understand Ansible lists and
dictionaries, and more tips for sysadmin appeared first on Linux.com.



OPENSSF MEMBERSHIP EXCEEDS 100 WITH MANY NEW MEMBERS DEDICATED TO SECURING OPEN
SOURCE SOFTWARE



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The post OpenSSF Membership Exceeds 100 with Many New Members Dedicated to
Securing Open Source Software appeared first on Linux.com.



AN UPDATE ON THE SPDX PYTHON-TOOLS



Authors: Armin Tänzer armin.taenzer@tngtech.com, Meret
Behrens meret.behrens@tngtech.com, Nicolaus
Weidner nicolaus.weidner@tngtech.com, and Maximilian
Huber maximilian.huber@tngtech.com Progress with the SPDX Python tools
Discussions regarding the development and direction of the SPDX Python tools
often happen in the weekly meetings or smaller rounds and are not always visible
to interested parties. This blog post intends to fill this gap, providing a
condensed […]

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