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AVX-512/AVX10 & VAES Optimized AES-GCM Implementation Lands In Linux 6.11
20 July 2024 - Linux 6.11 Crypto

The crypto subsystem updates have landed for the Linux 6.11 kernel.

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The percentage sign (%) next to the battery percentage has been added back after it was previously removed, and is now always displayed immediately to the right of the battery percentage number.

添加回之前被移除的电量百分比旁边的百分号(%),并且现在它始终显示并紧挨在电量百分比数字的右边。
XZ Patches For The Linux Kernel Updated, Drops "Jia Tan" As A Maintainer
21 July 2024 - XZ For The Linux Kernel

Back in March were a set of patches to the Linux kernel's XZ embedded compression implementation with the project having switched from public domain to the BSD Zero Clause License along with other changes to update that in-tree code. Since then the notorious XZ backdoor situation was discovered in the upstream XZ project. With those major issues behind, Lasse Collin today sent out an updated set of patches for updating the in-tree XZ code for the Linux kernel.

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Google already merged 5.10.222 into android12-5.10-lts
Linux 6.11 "MM" Patches Include Many Improvements, A 10x Speedup For One Optimization
22 July 2024 - Linux 6.11 Memory Management

Andrew Morton on Sunday sent in his "MM" pull requests for Linux 6.11 of the areas of the kernel he manages.

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Printk Patches For Linux 6.11 Further Work Toward Threaded Console Printing
24 July 2024 - Linux 6.11 printk

The latest printk patches have been submitted and merged for the Linux 6.11 kernel. The printk updates take another step toward the long-in-development work around threaded console printing / non-blocking "NBCON" consoles as the last major step to allow the real-time "RT" kernel patches to land.

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Linux 6.10 Features Expected From The NTSYNC Driver To Performance Optimizations
12 May 2024 - Linux 6.10 Feature Preview

Barring any last minute reservations by Linus Torvalds, Linux 6.9 stable should release later today. In turn the Linux 6.10 merge window will then open for the next two weeks and already some early pull requests have been submitted for this next kernel version. Here is a look at some of what to expect with the Linux 6.10 kernel.

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Linux 6.11 Lands Support For getrandom() In The vDSO
24 July 2024 - getrandom() vDSO

Going back two years has been the effort for adding getrandom() to the vDSO in order to enhance the performance. This work has yielded as much as 15x the performance in showing very fast while being secure user-space RNG needs. A few weeks back Linus Torvalds was unconvinced by adding getrandom() to the vDSO, but after going back through the patches he gave it another go. Today the work has managed to be mainlined for Linux 6.11.

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Rust Is Ready With Robust Toolchain Handling For Linux 6.11
25 July 2024 - Linux 6.11 Rust

Miguel Ojeda has sent out the big Rust pull request for the nearly wrapped up Linux 6.11 merge window. This contains all of the latest Rust programming language infrastructure now ready for the mainline kernel.

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Linux 6.11 Is Looking Good In Early Benchmarks On AMD Ryzen Threadripper
26 July 2024 - Linux 6.11

With the Linux 6.11 kernel merge window wrapping up this weekend, I've begun "kicking the tires" on the new kernel that will then see the weekly release candidates over the next two months. For some initial Linux 6.10 vs. 6.11 Git benchmarking on an AMD Ryzen Threadripper workstation, the new kernel is appearing fit and offering some nice performance gains in a few areas.

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EEVDF Scheduler On The Verge Of Being "Complete"
27 July 2024 - Completing EEVDF

Merged one year ago for Linux 6.6 was the EEVDF scheduler as a replacement to the CFS code and designed to provide a better scheduling policy for the kernel and being more robust. With a new set of patches for this "Earliest Eligible Virtual Deadline First" scheduling code, it's nearing the point of officially being completed.

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