#arm
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Asterinas 0.19.0: Rust Kernel Gains Graphics and Arm Support
Asterinas, a project building a new operating-system kernel in Rust, has released version 0.19.0, adding a graphics subsystem able to run X.org and initial 64-bit Arm support.
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Arm Brings TLBID to Linux to Boost High-Core-Count CPUs
Arm has posted an initial set of Linux kernel patches for TLBI Domains, a feature meant to cut overhead on server CPUs packed with cores.
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Infecting a Steam Link with NixOS
After finding a Steam Link forgotten since 2018 in his closet, a developer set out to turn it into a tiny always-on ARM server running NixOS — sidestepping the signed bootloader with a homemade kernel module.
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Qualcomm Says Linux Support Is Coming to Snapdragon X2
Qualcomm says Linux support will come to its Snapdragon X2 series processors, an announcement tied to the company's Snapdragon Summit.
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Armbian 26.8: rewritten installer and bootable UEFI images
The distribution for ARM and RISC-V single-board computers gets a new installer, a live ISO with UEFI support, and Linux 7.1 as the default kernel.
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QEMU 11.1: UFS Write Booster Emulation, New RISC-V and Arm Extensions
The popular emulator and virtualization system QEMU 11.1 has been released. There are no major new features in this version, but the set of improvements touches several subsystems at once.
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Linux on a Calculator: How the HP Prime G2 Was Taught to Run X11 and Doom
Engineer Remy van Elst has updated the Linux port for the HP Prime G2 graphing calculator — complete with a working keyboard, touchscreen, an X server and, of course, Doom.