Explore • Phoronix

Phoronix

Linux Hardware Reviews, Open-Source Benchmarks & Linux Performance

9132 posts • 191 subscribers
Only publishers can publish

Public subscriptions

chevron_right

Blue

chevron_right

ghughutipeak

chevron_right

purplesky

Movim Register Login

chat.macaw.me

rss_feed
add Subscribe
Phoronix

people 191 subscribers • Linux Hardware Reviews, Open-Source Benchmarks & Linux Performance

chevron_right

Linus Torvalds Expresses His Hatred For Case-Insensitive File-Systems

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 25 April

Linus Torvalds is sharing some of his classic and straight-to-the-point wisdom today over file-systems with case-folding / case-insensitive file and folder support...

chevron_right

Intel Enabling Ultra Low Latency Scheduling "ULLS" For Lunar Lake GPU Compute

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 25 April

While last week Intel released an update Compute Runtime for GPU compute with the OpenCL and Level Zero APIs on Windows and Linux, today they released a new preview version for readying a shiny new feature: Ultra Low Latency Scheduling "ULLS" for Lunar Lake Xe2 graphics...

chevron_right

GCC 15.1 Released With COBOL Compiler & Many Other Improvements

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 25 April

GCC 15.1 was just released as the newest annual feature release to the GNU Compiler Collection. This first stable GCC 15 release brings a COBOL compiler front-end, many C and C++ language support improvements, support for new CPUs and ISA capabilities, better Rust programming language support, debugging enhancements, and a whole lot more...

chevron_right

New Linux Patches Propose Removing Support For Old i486 & Early i586 CPUs

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 25 April

A set of Linux kernel patches posted today by longtime Linux kernel developer Ingo Molnar are looking to remove support for "ancient" 32-bit CPUs. In particular, if these patches are accepted, the Linux kernel would be ending support for old i486 CPUs as well as early i586 CPU models...

chevron_right

Bcachefs Landing Fixes So Its Case Insensitive Support Actually Works

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 25 April

Nearly two years ago patches for casefolding / case insensitive file and folder support on Bcachefs were posted by a Valve/Linux developer. That support was upstreamed into the Bcachefs kernel driver but it turns out that it never properly worked. Patches now set for merging into the Linux 6.15 will fix that case insensitive file/folder opt-in support so that it is now properly supported...

chevron_right

Intel Linux Graphics Driver Patches Updated For DRM Panic Support

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 25 April

One of the interesting new features merged to the Linux kernel last year was the DRM Panic infrastructure so that Linux can display an error screen akin to Windows' "Blue Screen of Death" when encountering problems. With follow-on kernel releases it's been extended to add QR code error messages and other improvements. But DRM Panic does require the support/cooperation of the different Direct Rendering Manager drivers and so far Intel graphics haven't been supported...

chevron_right

Intel Updates Its PyTorch Extension With DeepSeek-R1 Support, New Optimizations

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 25 April

Intel today released a new version of the Intel Extension for PyTorch in order to apply optimizations to PyTorch for benefiting Intel's hardware. With the Intel Extension for PyTorch v2.7 release, there is support for new large language models (LLMs) as well as various performance optimizations and other enhancements...

chevron_right

System76 Releases COSMIC Alpha 7 Desktop - Last Step Before Beta

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 25 April

Following the COSMIC Alpha 6 release from February, System76 today released COSMIC Alpha 7 as their last planned alpha release for this open-source, Rust-written desktop environment designed around the needs of their Pop!_OS Linux distribution...

chevron_right

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura Can Work Well As A Solid Linux Laptop

news.movim.eu / Phoronix • 24 April

The Framework Laptop 13 with AMD Strix Point is now shipping that as detailed in our review earlier this month can provide for a very capable Linux laptop for Linux developers, creators, and enthusiasts. But for those hesitant about the high price and still weeks away before they have shipped all their pre-orders, if you are principally concerned about battery life, and/or after proven build quality backed by on-site warranty and other warranty/support options, the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura Edition ends up being a solid option for a very reliable and well-engineered laptop for Linux use. Here is a look at the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura Edition on Linux that is powered by Intel Lunar Lake.

history

Get older posts

cloud_queue

Powered by Movim