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The Linux 6.7 Merge Window Is Massive With Many New Features

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The Linux 6.7 merge window has been downright exciting with additions like Nouveau GSP support and the Bcachefs file-system being added. It’s also been downright massive as one of the largest merge windows in recent history in terms of code changes. Here’s some statistics of the Linux 6.7 merge window ahead of today’s Linux 6.7-rc1 release…

Source: Phoronix – The Linux 6.7 Merge Window Is Massive With Many New Features

Intel Atom ISP Camera Driver Continues Being Cleaned Up In The Linux Kernel

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While Intel hasn’t released a new Atom SoC in years, thanks to the work by Red Hat engineers and others in the open-source community, even drivers for aging Intel Atom platforms continue to receive improvements. One of the areas of ongoing work has been the Linux kernel driver for the Atom ISP camera interface for image signal processing in supporting the web camera on some of these old devices. With Linux 6.7 there is yet more work on the Intel Atom ISP driver…

Source: Phoronix – Intel Atom ISP Camera Driver Continues Being Cleaned Up In The Linux Kernel

3.5" Single Board Computer with 4x Simultaneous Display Interfaces

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ICP Germany has recently unveiled its latest 3.5? embedded board designed to meet the requirements of various industries, from IoT to smart display systems. The board also includes dual 2.5 Gigabit ports and multiple expansion ports for storage and wireless connectivity.  According the product announcement, the Wafer-ADL-P is compatible with the following Intel Alder Lake-P […]

Source: LXer – 3.5″ Single Board Computer with 4x Simultaneous Display Interfaces

Install Win11 KVM on Manjaro Gnome 23.04

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Please be advised, that in particular case install rpmextract results presence bsdtar on the system and extraction of rpms is supported via CLI $ bsdtar -xf *.rpm . The rest of deployment procedure keeps to be the same as on previous versions of Manjaro linux. So the commands which bring you to successful deployment of Windows 11 KVM Guest should be . .

Source: LXer – Install Win11 KVM on Manjaro Gnome 23.04

IP Protection Through Proxying: What Does This Really Mean for Users?

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So why the need for IP protection through proxying? Is Google potentially restricting our privacy and access and monopolizing the proxy market? Let’s examine the potential implications of the IP protection feature for Google users.

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Source: Linux Today – IP Protection Through Proxying: What Does This Really Mean for Users?

Navigating the Linux Textscape using Vim and Emacs

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In the vast landscape of Linux, the prowess of a user is often measured by their fluency in text editing. Two titans dominate this realm: Vim and Emacs. These editors are not merely tools; they are ecosystems, philosophies, and communities that embody the essence of Linux’s flexibility and power. This article dives deep into the intricacies of both, providing a roadmap for mastery over these keystroke kingdoms.

Source: LXer – Navigating the Linux Textscape using Vim and Emacs

Intel Begins Sorting Out SR-IOV Support For The Xe Kernel Graphics Driver

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One of the great aspects of Intel integrated and discrete graphics is the broad support for Single Root I/O Virtualization (SR-IOV). Intel “Gen12” graphics back to Tigerlake can handle SR-IOV when there aren’t any firmware woes or other issues at play. There is SR-IOV support currently with the i915 kernel driver but Intel engineers are working to architect optimal SR-IOV integration into their forthcoming Xe DRM kernel driver…

Source: Phoronix – Intel Begins Sorting Out SR-IOV Support For The Xe Kernel Graphics Driver

Gateway API improves networking and connectivity in Kubernetes

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At the KubeCon NA 2023 conference this week, developers celebrated the general availability (GA) of the Gateway API, which literally opens up a new gateway to how Kubernetes networking and connectivity will be enabled in the future. Gateway API is intended to replace the Ingress API, which has long been one of the primary ways that a cloud native environment gains access to services outside of a cluster. Gateway API aims to solve numerous shortcomings in Ingress API and already benefits from the broad participation of many vendors.

Source: LXer – Gateway API improves networking and connectivity in Kubernetes