Linux Foundation, Linux 5.0 and Linux 5.1

• Certified danger

  I suspected Linux Foundation went to the dark side when they started strange deals with Microsoft. But I'm pretty sure they went to dark side now.

• The Most Interesting Highlights To The Linux 5.0 Kernel

  With the Linux 5.0 kernel due out within the next week or two, here's a look back at the biggest end-user facing changes for this kernel release that started out as Linux 4.21.

• AMDGPU Squeezes In Revised Context Priority Handling For Linux 5.1

  With the Linux 5.1 kernel cycle soon to kick-off, an early batch of fixes for the AMDGPU DRM driver and other fixes were sent in on Thursday to queue along with all of the new functionality being staged in DRM-Next. There's a lot of DRM improvements and throughout all the kernel subsystems of new material queuing up for Linux 5.1. On the AMDGPU side there is AMDGPU DC seamless boot bits, PCI Express bandwidth utilization is now exported to user-space, Vega power management updates, DCC support for scanout surfaces, better page-flipping in DC, and various Vega 20 fixes.

Videos: Manjaro 18.0.3 Cinnamon, Bash Commands and FLOSS Weekly With ClearlyDefined

• Manjaro 18.0.3 Cinnamon Run Through

  In this video, we look at Manjaro 18.0.3 Cinnamon.

• JC’s Favorite BASH Commands

  We chill and look at some cool commands for the BASH terminal and scripts.

• FLOSS Weekly 518: Clearly Defined

  Carol Smith is the program manager for ClearlyDefined, a project under the Open Source Initiative. ClearlyDefined is an open source project to crowd-source the gathering, curation, and upstreaming of licensing and security (and more) data about free and open source projects.

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