Opera to buy back 360 shares Well-known browser manufacturer Opera Limited recently announced that it plans to buy back all of its shares from 360 in an all-cash transaction. Opera Limited will receive a 20.6% stake in 360 once the deal is concluded. In the announcement, Opera Limited said it would repurchase at a price […]
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The Steam survey data for September 2022 has been released. According to foreign media Phoronix, the usage rate of Linux in September fell slightly. Data for August showed Steam usage on Linux was 1.27%, followed by 1.23% in July and 1.18% in June. The Steam survey data released in early October showed that Steam’s Linux
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Language: English | Introduction in Chinese IDE for FreeBasic Visual FreeBasic Editor can generate 32-bit and 64-bit green free installation programs used under Windows, Linux, Dos, and Android, and the language style is similar to the Basic language of VB.NET. If you feel that you need a new function, you can modify it on the
The core GNU toolchain projects (GCC, GLIBC, GDB, and Binutils) have long been hosted on Red Hat-sponsored Sourceware.org. And during the GNU Cauldron’s Sourceware/Infrastructure BoF conference, the GNU toolchain community, together with the Linux Foundation and OpenSSF (Open Source Software Security Foundation), announced the GNU Toolchain Infrastructure Project (GTI). The cooperation is divided into two
This project aims to build an embedded linux system from 0. In order to analyze the chip from the power-on to the execution of the first instruction to the operation of the entire system, the related application services are started, so the real board on the market is not used, and the simulator is customized
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First review the news about the Linux kernel supporting Rust. In 2019, the kernel maintainer Greg says yesacceptDevelop drivers for the Linux kernel in Rust. In 2020,Linus Torvalds responded to his personal opinion on the support of Rust in the Linux kernel. Instead of rejecting the proposal, he advocates turning the feature on by default
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AMD engineer K Prateek Nayak recently discovered that a 20-year-old chipset workaround in the Linux kernel is still used in modern AMD systems, and in some cases hurts the performance of modern Zen hardware.and proposes a relatedpatchaimed atLimit this workaround to legacy systemsthereby helping to improve the performance of modern systems. According to the introduction,
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Nick Desaulniers is a Linux kernel developer at Google, best known for compiling the Linux kernel with LLVM/Clang. Recently he started experimenting with compiling the Linux kernel on the macOS platform. According to his recent email, Nick Desaulniers has successfully compiled the ARM64 Linux kernel on his Apple M2 MacBook Air (running macOS 12.5.1 “Monterey”).
The rc6 release was also a lot less patched than usual last week as many upstream Linux kernel developers were in Berlin for LPC 2022 and other events. Linus thought that the number of patches for rc7 released this week would increase a lot, but he was pleasantly surprised to find that the number of
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The latest Btrfs async buffered write patch, which is currently queued in the Btrfs for-next Git repository, is expected to be merged in Linux 6.1. The Btrfs Asynchronous Buffered Write Patch email describes the patch: This patch series addsSupport for asynchronous buffered writes when using both btrfs and io. Currently io-uring only supports buffered writes
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Arch Linux has announced that it has removed all python2-dependent projects from the repositories, and python2 has been completely removed from the distribution. If python2 is still installed on your Arch Linux, please consider removing it and any python2 packages. In 2018, the father of Python announced that it would end support for Python 2
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Loongson Zhongke has been actively optimizing the LoongArch architecture to support the Linux kernel. Now, the initial code has been stripped down starting with Linux 5.19, and some necessary other key codes have also been resolved. Recently they have been working on other missing features to support the original LoongArch based Loongson 3A5000 series SoCs.
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Mozilla officially released version 105 of the Firefox browser today, with the following updates: New feature adds an option to print only the current page in the print preview dialog Firefox now supports Partitioned Service Workers in third-party contexts on Windows Swipe navigation is now enabled (two fingers on the touchpad swipe left or right
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MX Linux is a middleweight Linux operating system based on the Debian stable release, using the core components of antiX, plus additional software created or packaged by the MX community. Currently MX Linux 21.2.1 is released, a special update for the MX 21.2 release. Since many users had doubts about the grub-pc update for debian,
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