Software: Avidemux, Cockpit and NVMe VFIO in Linux
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Avidemux 2.7.3 Released with Various Decoder Fixes (Ubuntu PPA)
Avidemux video editor released a new bug-fix version just 11 days after the last, with decoder fixes and misc small improvements
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Cockpit Project: Cockpit 190
Cockpit is the modern Linux admin interface. We release regularly. Here are the release notes from version 190.
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NVMe VFIO Mediated Device Support Being Hacked On For Lower Latency Storage In VMs
Maxim Levitsky of Red Hat sent out a "request for comments" patch series this week introducing NVMe VFIO media storage device support for the Linux kernel.
Levitsky is pursuing faster virtualization of storage while striving for low latency and that led to the creation of a VFIO-based mediated device driver to pass an NVMe partition or namespace to a guest. This NVMe VFIO mediated device support would allow virtualized guests to run their unmodified/standard NVMe device drivers, including the Windows drivers, while still allowing the NVMe device to be shared between the host and guest.
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