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Amazon Graviton3 Benchmarks - Nice Performance Uplift With AWS EC2 C7g
16 Minutes Ago - Processors - 2 Comments

At the end of last year Amazon announced their new Graviton3 processors with
around 25% more compute performance than their prior Graviton2 AArch64
processors, up to 2x the FP and crypto performance, DDR5 system memory support,
and other improvements to their in-house processor for the AWS cloud. Yesterday
the C7g instances reached general availability for making Graviton3 processors
available to AWS customers. Here are some initial benchmarks.

Ubuntu's Mir 2.8 Released With Working Towards Hybrid GPU Support
34 Minutes Ago - Ubuntu - Mir 2.8 - Add A Comment

Mir 2.8 is now available as the newest feature update to this Wayland compositor
developed by Canonical for various Ubuntu use-cases, primarily around IoT,
digital signage, and similar fields.

Linux 5.19 Lands New Intel IFS Driver For Helping To Detect Faulty Silicon
3 Hours Ago - Intel - Intel In-Field Scan - 1 Comment

Among many Intel driver improvements in Linux 5.19, Intel's new "In-Field Scan"
(IFS) driver has now premiered in the mainline kernel for testing future
processors against any silicon issues prior to deployment or as the processors
age.


Radeon Open-Source Vulkan Driver Enables Ray Queries By Default
3 Hours Ago - Radeon - RADV Ray Queries - 3 Comments

What started out as hopes of enabling RADV ray-tracing by default has led to
initially ray queries being enabled by default.

Intel SGX Enclaves Were Prone To Crashes On Linux Under Heavy Memory Pressure
4 Hours Ago - Intel - Intel SGX For Linux 5.19 - 3 Comments

Intel's Software Guard Extensions (SGX) as security-related extensions to their
processors that allow for protected memory enclaves has had a rather bouncy
journey. Intel continues supporting SGX on their latest Xeon processors but on
the client side have been deprecated since 11th Gen Core. Over the years SGX has
been found vulnerable to various attacks from speculative execution exploits to
Plundervolt. It also turns out under Linux until now was also open to crashing
under memory pressure.

Linux 5.19's Printk To Offload Messages To Per-Console KThreads
4 Hours Ago - Linux Kernel - printk() - Add A Comment

The Linux kernel's printk() function for printing messages to the kernel log
continues to be improved upon in 2022.




23 MAY

Linux 5.19 To "Make Life Miserable" In Slowing Down Bad Behaving Split-Lock Apps
23 May 07:37 PM EDT - Linux Kernel - Split-Lock Changes - 17 Comments

Back in 2020 Intel engineers working on the Linux kernel added split lock
detection to provide a warning when an atomic operation spans multiple cache
lines and requires a global bus lock for atomicity. A warning is now deemed not
useful enough so instead the intent moving forward is to "make life miserable"
for such misbehaving user-space applications by slowing down the performance
with hopes of the app developers better handling their code.

PHP 8.2 Performance Continues Moving In The Right Direction
23 May 03:00 PM EDT - Programming - Early PHP 8.2 Benchmarks - Add A Comment

If release trends hold, we should be roughly half-way through the PHP 8.2
development cycle with the annual feature releases normally out toward the end
of November. Given that, this weekend I decided to try out the state of PHP 8.2
Git and carry out some early benchmarks to get an idea where things are headed.

Virtual m68k Machine Proves Capable, Xtensa & C-SKY Archs See Updates Too
23 May 01:36 PM EDT - Hardware - Old CPU Architectures... - 1 Comment

The Motorola 68000, Xtensa, and C-SKY processor architectures all saw notable
additions for the in-development Linux 5.19 kernel.

Linux 5.19 Adding New Option For Easily Configuring An x86_64 Debug Kernel
23 May 12:00 PM EDT - Linux Kernel - make x86_debug.config - Add A Comment

The Linux 5.19 kernel is adding a new make x86_debug.config build target as a
set of defaults in enabling a variety of recommended debugging features for
x86/x86_64 kernel builds.

Intel Trust Domain Extensions Ready For Linux 5.19 (Intel TDX)
23 May 09:00 AM EDT - Intel - Intel TDX - Add A Comment

Sent in this morning for Linux 5.19 is AMD SEV-SNP support for that hardware
feature introduced last year with AMD EPYC Milan 7003 series processors.
Meanwhile Intel's alternative technology, Trust Domain Extensions (TDX) is
coming with Xeon Scalable "Sapphire Rapids" and also with Linux 5.19 that
functionality is being readied on the software side.

Raspberry Pi "V3DV" Open-Source Driver Closing In On Vulkan 1.2
23 May 08:44 AM EDT - Vulkan - V3DV + Vulkan 1.2 - 5 Comments

It was just last October that Mesa's V3DV driver achieved Vulkan 1.1 conformance
for this Broadcom Vulkan open-source driver most notably used by the Raspberry
Pi 4 and newer. Now Vulkan 1.2 is just on the horizon.

AMD SEV-SNP Finally Being Merged In Linux 5.19 To Enhance Confidential Computing
23 May 07:12 AM EDT - AMD - AMD SEV-SNP - Add A Comment

Last year with the launch of AMD EPYC 7003 "Milan" processors one of the new
security features was SEV-SNP, or the "Secure Nested Paging" update to the
Secure Encrypted Virtualization functionality that has built up with succeeding
EPYC generations. While AMD published out-of-tree kernel patches in a GitHub
repository to enable SEV-SNP and has been volleying several revisions to them on
the kernel mailing list, one year later it's finally arriving in mainline with
the Linux 5.19 kernel.

Rust For The Linux Kernel Updated, Uutils As Rust Version Of Coreutils Updated
Too
23 May 05:56 AM EDT - Linux Kernel - Rust-ing Linux - 28 Comments

While not marked as a pull request yet for mainlining to the kernel, Miguel
Ojeda this morning sent out an updated set of patches adding in the Rust
programming language support for the Linux kernel. Separately, a new version of
Uutils was released this weekend as the Rust language implementation of GNU
Coreutils.

Many IO_uring Improvements Submitted For Linux 5.19
23 May 05:34 AM EDT - Linux Storage - Linux 5.19 - 2 Comments

Adding to the many changes expected for Linux 5.19, block subsystem maintainer
and IO_uring creator Jens Axboe has submitted his several pull requests for this
now-open new kernel development cycle.

AMD @ Computex 2022 Talks Up Ryzen 7000 Series, Announces Mendocino Budget
Laptop APUs
23 May 04:55 AM EDT - AMD - Computex 2022 - 40 Comments

AMD CEO Lisa Su keynoted this morning for Computex 2022 where she talked up some
of the company's processor plans for the rest of the year. The focal points were
on the much anticipated Ryzen 7000 series desktop processors as well as
announcing the "Mendocino" APUs that will be coming to affordable laptops later
in the year.

GNU Linux-Libre 5.18-gnu Continues Its Battle Against Binary Blobs
23 May 04:35 AM EDT - GNU - GNU Linux-Libre 5.18 - 12 Comments

Building off yesterday's release of the Linux 5.18 kernel, the GNU FSFLA folks
have released GNU Linux-Libre 5.18-gnu kernel as their downstream that strips
out support for using proprietary microcode/firmware or the ability to load
binary-only kernel modules.


22 MAY

Linux 5.18 Released With Intel SDSi, New CPU & GPU Features
22 May 04:14 PM EDT - Linux Kernel - Linux 5.18 - 14 Comments

Linus Torvalds just released Linux 5.18 on-time as the newest stable kernel
release.

Linux 5.19 Will Be Super Exciting For Intel Customers, Many Other Features
Expected
22 May 07:04 AM EDT - Linux Kernel - Linux 5.19 Features - 5 Comments

Unless Linus Torvalds has reservations today about the changes to land in the
kernel this past week and decides to issue an extra RC, Linux 5.18 is expected
to be christened as stable today and that in turn will mark the start of the
Linux 5.19 merge window. Based on the "-next" activity, here is a look at the
many changes expected to be merged for Linux 5.19.

Radeon RADV Driver Readied For Vulkan's Upcoming Mesh Shading Extension
22 May 06:20 AM EDT - Valve - Cross-Vendor Mesh Shading - 10 Comments

As I've written about since last year the Mesa Radeon Vulkan driver "RADV" has
been working on experimental mesh shader support and more recently in Mesa Git
code around task shaders for RADV have been landing. Timur Kristóf who is
contracted by Valve to work on the open-source Linux graphics stack has been
working on the mesh/task shader support in preparation for an upcoming
cross-vendor Vulkan extension around mesh shading.

NVIDIA's List Of Known Wayland Issues From SLI To VDPAU, VR & More
22 May 05:28 AM EDT - NVIDIA - R515 Wayland State - 54 Comments

With NVIDIA's recent R515 Linux driver beta that ushered in their new
open-source GPU kernel driver in development, NVIDIA posted a list of their
known Wayland implementation issues/shortcomings affecting users.

PostgreSQL 15 Performance Improving With Faster Sorting, Many New Features
22 May 04:51 AM EDT - Programming - PostgreSQL 15 Performance - 16 Comments

The PostgreSQL 15 database server will be releasing in a few months and is yet
another major release to this open-source relational database system when it
comes to performance.

Zhaoxin Tries Again To Upstream Their "LuJiaZui" CPU Support Within GCC
22 May 04:36 AM EDT - GNU - Zhaoxin LuJiaZui - 4 Comments

Back in 2019 Chinese CPU company Zhaoxin introduced "LuJiaZui" as their 16nm x86
CPU design for use from laptops up through servers. LuJiaZui is much improved
from their earlier chips though still well behind AMD and Intel performance.
Proper GCC compiler support for LuJiaZui was sent out again this week after
their previous upstreaming attempt hadn't made it into GCC 12 due to being late
in the cycle.


21 MAY

RISC-V With Linux 5.19 Preps "COMPAT" Mode For 32-bit Apps On 64-bit Kernels &
More
21 May 03:49 PM EDT - RISC-V - RISC-V + Linux 5.19 - 9 Comments

With Linux 5.18 expected to be released as stable tomorrow and that opening up
the Linux 5.19 merge window, feature work aimed for this next kernel should be
largely wrapped up. Within the RISC-V architecture's "for-next" branch is
several interesting additions.

Systemd 251 Released With systemd-sysupdate Introduced, Many Other Additions
21 May 11:51 AM EDT - systemd - systemd 251 - 43 Comments

Systemd 251 is officially out this Saturday as the first feature update to this
Linux init system for 2022.

Ubuntu 22.10 Switching To PipeWire For Linux Audio Handling
21 May 06:30 AM EDT - Ubuntu - Ubuntu 22.10 + PipeWire - 96 Comments

An early change made this week to Ubuntu 22.10 in its early development state is
replacing the PulseAudio sound server with PipeWire.

An Open-Source Firmware Virtual Beer Event Is Happening Next Week
21 May 06:00 AM EDT - Coreboot - With Alder Lake Motherboard! - 2 Comments

The folks from the Polish open-source firmware consulting firmware 3mdeb are
hosting another "OSF vPub" where they discuss open-source firmware efforts over
beers in this currently-virtual event.

HarfBuzz 4.3 Released With Big Performance Improvements
21 May 05:21 AM EDT - Free Software - HarfBuzz 4.3 - 6 Comments

HarfBuzz 4.3 was released on Friday as this open-source library that serves as a
text shaping engine used by GNOME/GTK, KDE/Qt, Android, Flutter, Java, all major
web browsers, and other software.

KDE Plasma 5.25 Preparing More Bug Fixes, Continued Wayland Fixes
21 May 05:05 AM EDT - KDE - Post-Beta - 33 Comments

Following this week's KDE Plasma 5.25 beta release, KDE developers turned their
attention to bug fixing and they accomplished a lot.

Wine 7.9 Brings Many Fixes For Running Windows Games/Apps On Linux
21 May 12:00 AM EDT - WINE - Wine 7.9 - 9 Comments

Wine 7.9 was released on Friday as the latest bi-weekly development release of
this open-source software for enjoying Windows games and applications on Linux,
macOS, and other platforms.


20 MAY

HP Preparing An AMD-Powered Linux Laptop Powered By Pop!_OS
20 May 06:12 PM EDT - Hardware - HP Dev One - 31 Comments

To date Pop!_OS has been System76's own Ubuntu derivative pre-loaded onto their
various laptops and desktops. Rather interestingly, HP is preparing to launch a
new laptop that will make use of Pop!_OS.

Linux 5.18 Preparing For Release - Especially Heavy With Many Intel & AMD
Changes
20 May 02:30 PM EDT - Linux Kernel - Linux 5.18 - 1 Comment

It's been a fairly smooth week and Linus Torvalds is expected this Sunday to
formally release the Linux 5.18 stable kernel. Unless he has any last minute
reservations and decides to stretch it out an extra week, Linux 5.18 will be out
as stable and with it comes a great deal of new features -- especially for
benefiting AMD and Intel products from CPUs to GPUs.

openSUSE Tumbleweed's GCC 12 Upgrade Helping Performance In Some Areas
20 May 12:18 PM EDT - Operating Systems - 6 Comments

Last week the rolling-release openSUSE Tumbleweed switched to the new GCC 12 as
the default system compiler and rebuilt its package set under this annual
feature upgrade to the GNU Compiler Collection. For those curious here are some
benchmarks before and after that GCC 12 transition for openSUSE Tumbleweed.

AMDVLK 2022.Q2.2 Released As First Update In Over One Month
20 May 08:27 AM EDT - Radeon - AMDVLK 2022.Q2.2 - Add A Comment

While Mesa's RADV open-source Radeon Vulkan driver continues seeing a lot of
activity on a near daily basis by developers from Valve, Red Hat, Google, and
other independent contributors, AMD continues with AMDVLK as their official
open-source Vulkan driver derived from their internal, closed-source Vulkan
driver for Windows and Linux. Out today is AMDVLK 2022.Q2.2 as the latest
open-source snapshot of this Vulkan driver.

Fedora BIOS Boot SIG Launched For Those Wanting To Maintain Legacy BIOS Support
20 May 07:10 AM EDT - Fedora - Fedora Legacy BIOS Support - 28 Comments

Fedora will keep around its legacy BIOS support that was decided earlier this
month after a proposal to deprecate legacy BIOS support to focus resources on
UEFI-only booting. However, Fedora will be relying more on the community to
maintain that legacy boot support and as such the Fedora BIOS Boot SIG (Special
Interest Group) is now established.

Ubuntu Desktop Exploring Microsoft Azure AD Integration
20 May 06:22 AM EDT - Ubuntu - Azure Active Directory - 7 Comments

Since Ubuntu 20.10 there has been Active Directory integration in the Ubiquity
installer while now it looks like the latest effort by Canonical on enhancing
the Ubuntu desktop for the enterprise is around Microsoft Azure Active Directory
(Azure AD) integration.

Linux Patches Updated For Better Power Management On AMX "Sapphire Rapids"
Servers
20 May 05:54 AM EDT - Intel - AMX Handling - 2 Comments

While the kernel-side Intel AMX support landed in Linux 5.16 and KVM support for
AMX in Linux 5.17, other Linux patches around Advanced Matrix Extensions (AMX)
remain floating around. One important patch-set was updated this week for
ensuring proper power management on AMX-enabled processors, coming with Xeon
Scalable "Sapphire Rapids" this year.

XWayland Adds New Option To Expose Dummy Modes For Gamescope / Steam Deck
20 May 05:27 AM EDT - Wayland - -force-xrandr-emulation - 8 Comments

Merged yesterday to the mainline X.Org Server for XWayland is the
"-force-xrandr-emulation" option added for Valve's Gamescope / Steam Deck usage.

AOMP 15.0-2 Released For Radeon OpenMP Compiler
20 May 05:00 AM EDT - Radeon - AOMP 15.0-2 - Add A Comment

AMD has released a new version of AOMP, its LLVM/Clang compiler downstream where
they stage their latest patches focused on OpenMP GPU offload support for their
Radeon graphics cards / Instinct accelerators.

Linux To Introduce The Ability To Set The Hostname Before Userspace Starts
20 May 12:00 AM EDT - Linux Kernel - Linux Kernel hostname= - 23 Comments

While the hostname on Linux systems is widely relied upon for different
applications, setting the hostname is usually left up to user-space by the init
system at boot. However, should any user-space processes try to read the system
hostname prior to it being set, it could lead to unintended results. So now
finally in 2022 there is a kernel parameter working its way upstream with
"hostname=" should you want to ensure the hostname is set before user-space is
started.


19 MAY

System76 Scheduler 1.2 Released - Now Has Defaults For SteamVR, Flatpak Process
Support
19 May 06:34 PM EDT - Free Software - System76 Scheduler 1.2 - 9 Comments

System76-Scheduler as the Linux PC vendor's effort to provide a Rust-written
daemon to enhance Linux desktop responsiveness and shipping as part of their
Pop!_OS distribution is out with a new feature release.

Google Makes Public Their Open-Source PSP Security Protocol
19 May 01:40 PM EDT - Google - PSP Security - 16 Comments

Hearing "open-source", "PSP", and "security" all together got me excited with my
initial reaction thinking it was about AMD's Platform Security Processor (PSP)
albeit that's not the case here. Google's PSP announced today is the "PSP
Security Protocol" and is designed for dealing with cryptographic hardware
offloading at data center scale and used by Google already in production.

Upgraded Linux-Friendly Framework Laptop Shifts To Intel 12th Gen "Alder Lake"
19 May 01:24 PM EDT - Hardware - Framework Laptop - 31 Comments

The Framework Laptop is a modular laptop design that launched a year ago and is
designed to be upgrade-friendly and allows users for switching out lots of
components from different ports to the motherboard itself. And the laptop is
Linux-friendly -- see my Framework Laptop review from last year. For new systems
or those wishing to upgrade their laptop's motherboard, Intel Core 12th Gen
"Alder Lake" is now available.

Intel Announces SYCLomatic For Open-Source Conversion Of CUDA Code To C++ SYCL
19 May 10:00 AM EDT - Intel - SYCLomatic - 11 Comments

Intel today has lifted the embargo on SYCLomatic, their new open-source tool to
help migrate code-bases targeting NVIDIA's CUDA so they can be re-purposed to
target C++ and SYCL -- thereby being able to leverage Intel's graphics
processors and jiving with their oneAPI goals.

KDE Plasma 5.25 Beta Released With Many Improvements, Wayland Support Maturing
19 May 09:30 AM EDT - KDE - KDE Plasma 5.25 - 44 Comments

The KDE development community today announced the release of the Plasma 5.25
beta.

RADV Vulkan Driver Continues At Full-Speed Preparing For RDNA3/GFX11 GPUs
19 May 06:46 AM EDT - Radeon - RADV Vulkan - 6 Comments

Last week I wrote about how well known Mesa developer Samuel Pitoiset who is
employed by Valve already started working on GFX11 (RDNA3) support for RADV, the
open-source Radeon Vulkan driver in Mesa that isn't officially supported by AMD
but remains more popular than their own "AMDVLK" driver. More GFX11/RDNA3
preparation work remains ongoing and it's looking like if trends continue this
open-source driver could be ready for RDNA3 graphics cards in time for launch.

POCL 3.0-RC1 Released For OpenCL 3.0 Implemented On CPUs
19 May 05:38 AM EDT - Standards - POCL 3.0 - 1 Comment

POCL as the "Portable Computing Language" that gets OpenCL running on CPUs as
well as via LLVM allowing for targeting NVIDIA GPUs, AMD HSA environments, and
other cases, is now preparing to roll-out OpenCL 3.0 support.

MGLRU Revved Once More For Promising Linux Performance Improvements
19 May 05:30 AM EDT - Linux Kernel - Multi-Gen LRU v11 - 4 Comments

Multi-Gen LRU (MGLRU) remains a very promising effort for enhancing Linux system
performance and particularly about providing a superior experience when the
Linux kernel is dealing with system memory pressure. MGLRU v11 was posted this
week while we await to see if it will be mainlined come the v5.19 merge window.

Linux FAT File Creation/Birth Time Reporting, Proposal For Statx I/O Alignment
Info
19 May 05:02 AM EDT - Linux Storage - Statx Additions - 10 Comments

Back in 2017 for the Linux 4.11 kernel the statx system call was added for
allowing enhanced file information reporting. Since then various file-systems
began adding Statx support and worked its way up into Glibc and the like in
user-space for Linux finally having file creation time reporting and other
attributes. Two separate statx-related additions are now working their way to
the kernel.


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