Linux 6.18 Kernel Update Unlocks Dual-Touchscreen Support for AYANEO Flip DS Gaming Handheld

 

Linux 6.18 kernel update fixes the dual-touchscreen issue on the AYANEO Flip DS handheld, enabling full Linux gaming. Explore the technical patch, its impact on Goodix drivers, and the future of high-end Linux gaming handhelds.

Linux Kernel 6.18 Introduces ilist: A Game-Changing Tool for Performance Monitoring

 

Discover the new ilist Python app in Linux Kernel 6.18's perf tools. This guide explores how Ian Rogers' Textual-based TUI simplifies browsing PMU events & metrics for developers & sysadmins, boosting system monitoring & performance tuning.

Linux 6.18 Merges Major XFS File-System Updates: Online Fsck Enabled by Default for Next LTS Kernel

 

Explore the key XFS file-system enhancements in Linux 6.18, including default online fsck for enterprise-grade data integrity, deprecated mount options, and performance optimizations for system administrators and DevOps. 

Linux Kernel 6.18 ARM64 Update: A Deep Dive into Confidential Computing and Security Enhancements

 

Explore the key ARM64 updates in the Linux 6.18 kernel: enhanced Confidential Computing with firmware secrets, Spectre mitigations, atomic FPU instructions, and GCS uprobes support. This deep dive analyzes the performance and security implications for enterprise infrastructure and cloud computing.

Linux Kernel 6.18 Elevates System Performance with Advanced sched_ext Scheduler Framework

 

Explore the major sched_ext updates in Linux 6.18: cgroup scheduler prep, new BPF helpers, and robust debugging tools. This BPF-based kernel scheduler framework is poised to revolutionize data center and cloud computing performance. Discover the technical deep dive.

Linux 6.18 Kernel to Revolutionize Laptop Webcams with Native eUSB2V2 Support

 

Discover how the Linux 6.18 kernel integrates eUSB2V2 support, enabling 4.8Gb/s data rates for next-gen laptop webcams. Learn about Intel's role, the technical specs, and the impact on high-resolution video conferencing. 

AMD Versal SoCs Gain Mainline Linux Support with New True Random Number Generator (TRNG) Driver

 

 Discover AMD's new true random number generator (TRNG) driver for Versal SoCs in Linux 6.18. Explore its impact on cryptographic security, hardware acceleration, and enterprise-grade silicon root-of-trust for embedded systems. Learn more.

Intel Linux Driver Update for 6.18 Kernel Unveils Wildcat Lake Display Support & Power-Saving Panel Replay

 

Discover the latest Intel Linux graphics driver updates for kernel 6.18, including Wildcat Lake display support, Panel Replay power savings, and critical USB-C/DisplayPort fixes. A must-read for Linux sysadmins and PC enthusiasts.