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Linux 7.4: Radeon HDMI 2.1 by Default, AMD iGPU AI Boost, and First Apple M4 Steps
As the Linux 7.3 kernel heads toward its stable release, Phoronix previews the next cycle. Highlights include HDMI 2.1 enabled by default on modern Radeon cards, big LLM performance gains on AMD integrated graphics, and initial Apple M4 support.
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A Linux GPU Driver for the M4 Mac mini Was Written in a Month with AI
Cody Ho and Niklas Sheth put together a driver fully compliant with OpenGL ES 3.0 for the Apple Silicon GPU in a little over a month—where it usually takes years. AI agents wrote the bulk of the code.
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Asahi Linux Adds Support for Macs on Apple M3 Chips
The Asahi Linux project has announced that support for Apple's M3-series chips has landed in the installer. Most of the features that worked on the M1 and M2 now work here too — with the exception of the GPU.
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antirez releases h3.c — a C engine for MiniMax-H3 video generation on Apple Silicon
Salvatore Sanfilippo, the author of Redis, has unveiled a native inference engine for the MiniMax-H3 model, generating video with sound directly on Apple chips via Metal.