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New Patch Series Allows OverlayFS To Work With Casefolding

news.movim.eu / Phoronix · Tuesday, 20 May - 09:22

Bcachefs lead developer Kent Overstreet posted ap atch series today enabling use of the OverlayFS file-system in cojunction with an underlying file-system supporting case-folding for case insensitive files/folders/..

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Debian's APT 3.1 Released With Why/Why-Not Commands, New Solver Default On Ubuntu

news.movim.eu / Phoronix · Tuesday, 20 May - 00:23

Following the release earlier this year of the big APT 3.0 package manager tool release, APT 3.1 was tagged today as another step forward to this key tool on Debian-based Linux distributions...

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Intel Adds OpenMP Multi-Threading To Its Speedy x86-simd-sort Library

news.movim.eu / Phoronix · Monday, 19 May - 20:05

Intel's x86-simd-sort open-source project is a C++ template library for high performance sorting routines that can leverage AVX2 and AVX-512 for crazy fast sorting. The x86-simd-sort code in turn is used by Numpy, more recently adopted by PyTorch too, and has shown off the great performance potential of AVX-512 for very fast sorting algorithms. Out today is x86-simd-sort 7.0 and it's even faster due to now supporting OpenMP parallelization...

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Samsung Back To Working On Upstreaming Tesla FSD SoC Support In The Linux Kernel

news.movim.eu / Phoronix · Monday, 19 May - 19:09

In early 2022 Samsung engineers began working on upstreaming support for the Tesla Full Self-Driving "FSD" SoC to the mainline Linux kernel. Those early patches were mainlined in Linux 5.18 and later in 2022 turned to working on the PCIe support for the Tesla FSD SoC with the mainline kernel, but then work seemingly ceased on this upstreaming effort. More than two years later, the work was restarted today with Samsung posting the latest patches for enabling PCI Express support for the Tesla FSD SoC in the Linux kernel...

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Microsoft Makes "Edit" Command Line Editor Open-Source, WSL Going Open-Source Too

news.movim.eu / Phoronix · Monday, 19 May - 16:50

Microsoft kicked off its Build 2025 developer conference today with some open-source announcements...

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Intel Gaudi 3 PCIe Accelerator Cards Now Available - Still Waiting On Upstream Linux Driver

news.movim.eu / Phoronix · Monday, 19 May - 11:54

In addition to announcing the Arc Pro B-Series workstation graphics cards and "Project Battlematrix" Linux software improvements, Intel also used Computex 2025 for announcing that Gaudi 3 accelerators are now available in PCIe card form factors and rack scale systems...

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Intel Announces Arc Pro B-Series, "Project Battlematrix" Linux Software Improvements

news.movim.eu / Phoronix · Monday, 19 May - 10:30

Intel is using Computex 2025 to showcase their new Arc Pro B-Series graphics cards that will be available in Q3 for professional use-cases as well as focusing on AI inference workstations and edge computing workloads. Plus they are noting some significant improvements coming to their Linux software stack.

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Open-Source NVIDIA Blackwell + Hopper Support Slated For Linux 6.16

news.movim.eu / Phoronix · Monday, 19 May - 10:00

Coming somewhat as a surprise is the Nouveau driver patches for enabling NVIDIA Blackwell and Hopper GPUs has now been queued to DRM-Next ahead of the Linux 6.16 merge window. So barring any surprises, this next version of the Linux kernel will feature preliminary open-source mainline kernel driver support for these newer NVIDIA GPUs...

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Device Memory TCP TX Support Queued Ahead Of Linux 6.16

news.movim.eu / Phoronix · Monday, 19 May - 09:39

Google engineers the past few years have been working on Device Memory TCP for the Linux kernel to allow zero-copy receive of TCP payloads to DMA-BUF regions such as device memory attached directly to a GPU or AI accelerator or other device memory accessible with DMA-BUF. For Linux 6.12 that initial Device Memory TCP receive support was merged while slated for the upcoming Linux 6.16 cycle is Device Memory TCP TX transfer support...

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