HDR and Colour Management for AMD / Steam Deck and KDE Plasma coming along
With all the work going on right now to get Linux to properly support HDR, another patch set has landed to hopefully get some of it hooked up.
Category: Kernel
Linux kernel 6.3 is out now here's some quick highlights
Linus Torvalds announced the full release of Linux kernel 6.3, and with it plenty of the usual improvements everywhere.
Linux kernel 6.2 is out now, here's a feature highlight
You can have a little Linux kernel update, as a treat. The Linux kernel 6.2 is officially out now so here's some notes on some of what's new.
Linux kernel 6.1 is out now
Linus Torvalds has officially released the Linux kernel 6.1, and as usual there's absolutely tons of new features and fixes.
Better Linux support for OneXPlayer coming, likely for SteamOS like Steam Deck
We already know that OneXPlayer have it in their plans to put SteamOS on their devices, and perhaps this Linux kernel work is a step towards it.
Linux kernel 6.0 is out now
The latest and great version of the Linux kernel has been released with Linux 6.0 out now. Linus Torvalds was also given an award from Intel recently.
Linux 5.19 is out now, Torvalds released it using an Apple silicon MacBook
The latest kernel release is out with Linux 5.19 and showing just how far Linux support for the newer Apple silicon MacBooks has come, Linus Torvalds did the release on one!
Linux kernel 5.18 is out now
Linus Torvalds has announced the release of the latest Linux kernel version 5.18, bringing with it the usual masses of improvements and new hardware support.
Linux 5.17 is out now with new AMD P-State driver
Linus Torvalds has announced the release of the Linux Kernel version 5.17, with one of the most prominent features being the new AMD P-State driver for modern CPUs.
Linux Kernel getting prepped for the Steam Deck
While it's already known that the Steam Deck will ship with Valve's own SteamOS 3 based on Arch Linux, what about running more standard Linux distributions? It will get easier in a future version of the Linux Kernel.
Linux Kernel 5.16 is out now bringing the futex2 work to help Linux Gaming
Linus Torvalds has announced the release of Linux Kernel 5.16, bringing with it the usual assortment of new hardware support and improvements everywhere. Plus, there's something big for Linux gaming fans.
Linux Kernel 5.15 released, futex2 work to help Linux gaming going into Kernel 5.16
Two major bits of news for the Linux Kernel today as not only has Linux 5.15 been released with lots new, we're also likely to finally see the futex2 work from Collabora in Linux 5.16.
Looks like the important futex2 work is finally going into the Linux Kernel to help gaming
After a long bumpy road with many revisions, it appears that the futex2 work sponsored by Valve is finally heading into the upstream Linux Kernel.
Futex2 Linux Kernel patches get another go after feedback to help Linux gaming
Another day, another try and getting the long-awaited futex2 patches into the Linux Kernel with another version submitted.
The new work on futex2 from Collabora to improve Linux gaming and Proton has third attempt
It seems the ongoing saga of getting the futex2 work into the Linux Kernel, which is supposed to help Linux gaming and Steam Play Proton, has another attempt up.
AMD shows off their new CPU frequency control mechanism for Linux
Currently limited to Zen 3, AMD has revealed their work on a brand new CPU frequency control mechanism "amd-pstate".
Linux Kernel 5.14 rolls out as Linus Torvalds jokes about the 30 year celebrations
Time to put down that cake and try out a new Linux Kernel as Linux 5.14 has been officially released.
Happy Birthday to Linux, 30 years strong
It was on this day 30 years ago that a younger Linus Torvalds announced a free operating system to the comp.os.minix group and from there it exploded across servers, desktops and now plenty more.
Collabora cut down futex2 patches for the Linux Kernel to help Steam Play Proton
After attempting for some time now to get their futex2 work into the Linux Kernel, Collabora have cut it all down to focus on one part that has seen thorough testing to help Windows games on Linux with Steam Play Proton.
AMD and Valve working towards a new CPU performance scaling design for AMD CPUs
With the X.Org Developers Conference 2021 coming up, they've now announced that the initial program schedule is up and there's a fun sounding talk from AMD developer Ray Huang on working with Valve on new performance scaling design for AMD CPUs.
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