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While we don’t often look at HDD RAID performance these days compared to speedier SSD testing, since the reader was a generous Phoronix Premium member I was happy to oblige to his test request. Recently a Phoronix reader inquired about seeing some fresh hard drive RAID benchmarks on the current kernel release and using Btrfs / EXT4 / XFS.

Linux 5.4 EXT4 / XFS / Btrfs RAID Performance On Four HDDs.

In still running through more Linux 5.5 performance tests this weekend with still seeing lower performance in a number of workloads, here are some of the latest numbers on additional and distinct platforms.

More Benchmarks From Linux 5.5 Looking Like A Scheduler Snafu Even On Smaller CPUsįor the Linux 5.5 kernel that’s about half-way through its development phase we have been pointing out some rather significant performance regressions affecting both AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon servers but there are also regressions to be found with desktop class systems too.

Sadly though we’re ending the 2010s without a major stable release of the xorg-server since May 2018. Even with Wayland taking off in recent years and effectively reaching parity to the X.Org Server for common use-cases, the X.Org Server has continued seeing new development especially in the areas of GLAMOR and XWayland.

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Here’s a look back at the most popular news over the past decade on X.Org out of our one thousand plus articles on the topic during the 2010s. X.Org Saw A Lot Of Work In The 2010s Even With Wayland Taking Off.Catching my eye from those patches is that the AMD MCE fix for the newer processors is indeed part of the queues for all three stable series. Besides the kernel mailing list, the hundreds of patches queued for the next point releases in those branches can be seen via linux-stable-rc.git.

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Getting back onto his stable kernel maintenance duties now that Christmas week has passed, Greg Kroah-Hartman sent out his hundreds of patches back-ported for the Linux 5.4 / 4.19 LTS / 4.14 LTS stable series he oversees.

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That patch was upstreamed last week into the Linux 5.5 development kernel while now is getting ready to make its debut into supported Linux stable release branches.

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With the recently launched Threadripper 3960X / 3970X processors there was a workaround needed to boot them on Linux until an AMD MCE driver issue was resolved. Linux 5.4.7 / 4.19.92 / 4.14.161 Bringing The AMD MCE Fix For New Threadripper CPUs.The Chromebook angle would also explain why it’s taken years for AMD to enable their Secure Processor usage with TEE under Linux until recently, just like their belated HDCP support and other work that has appeared to be pushed along by Google’s interests. While found on embedded through server AMD CPUs, with the Linux 5.6 support it appears all focused on Raven Ridge APUs – possibly due to Google Chromebook requirements, just as we’ve seen HDCP content protection support for Linux with Raven Ridge in recent kernels. The AMD TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) support is for loading sensitive data and secure/trusted applications for running on the Arm-based AMD Secure Processor / PSP that’s found embedded into modern AMD CPUs. Linux 5.6 Adds TEE For AMD’s Secure Processor To Run “Trusted Applications” On Raven APUs.Microsoft Teams is Now Available for Linux

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Full Circle Magazine: Full Circle Weekly News #160įirefox 71 is Now Available for All Supported Ubuntu Releases.

Though many features are almost identical to similar apps, Deepin believes their version is more user-friendly and they are willing to customize the software based on users’ feedback. In addition to the innumerable Linux open-source software, the Deepin team also made their own text editor, video/audio player, terminal, voice recorder and more. The OS looks largely like the Deepin OS, a system created in 2004 after the group created a Linux distribution.Īnd the software is rich. Short for “Unified Operating System,” the UOS is a joint effort by state-owned companies like China Electronics Corporation (CEC), and a former Windows customization group Deepin. The Chinese just won’t stop trying to build their own Windows equivalents and UOS is their new product.

Another Chinese computer operating system: Will the UOS succeed?.