Fixing Linux Laptop Overheating: How Microsoft's ACPI "Turn On Display" DSM Now Prevents Critical Thermal Issues

 

A deep technical analysis of how Linux kernel 7.0's new support for Microsoft's ACPI "Turn On Display" DSM fixes critical fan and overheating bugs on modern laptops like Lenovo Yoga. Explore the patch details, power management mechanics, and implications for future hardware compatibility. Essential reading for Linux sysadmins and hardware enthusiasts.

Microsoft's Hyper-V Integrated Scheduler: A Linux Kernel Revolution for Virtualization Performance

 

Explore Microsoft's groundbreaking Hyper-V integrated scheduler patch for Linux, enabling L1VH partitions to manage vCPU scheduling for optimized virtualization performance, enhanced affinity control, and predictable workload behavior in hybrid cloud environments. 

Azure Linux 3.0 December 2025 Update: Enterprise-Grade Enhancements for Cloud Performance and Security

 

Explore the technical breakdown of Azure Linux 3.0.20251206. Discover its kernel enhancements like DM-CACHE, AArch64 optimizations, and critical security patches. Learn how this enterprise-grade Linux distribution from Microsoft boosts cloud performance and security for containerized workloads and high-density computing.

Microsoft's RAMDAX Driver Merged into Linux 6.19: A New Frontier for In-Memory Persistence

 

Explore the technical integration of Microsoft's open-source RAMDAX driver into the Linux 6.19 kernel, enabling dynamic RAM carving for NVDIMM persistent memory. This guide covers its impact on virtualization, development workflows, and the future of high-performance computing, optimized for developers and sysadmins. Learn more about FSDAX/DEVDAX interfaces and kernel-level innovation.

Linux Kernel Adopts Microsoft ACPI Extensions to Resolve Critical Fan Control Issues

 

Linux kernel patches now support Microsoft's ACPI _DSM interface for advanced fan control, fixing stale fan speed readings on HP EliteBook and other OEM systems. Explore the technical details and implications for Linux hardware compatibility.

Microsoft Azure Linux 3.0.20250702 Released: Key Security Updates & New Features

 

Microsoft’s latest Azure Linux 3.0.20250702 update brings critical security patches, ARM64 support, and new image customizations. Discover CVE fixes, performance upgrades, and download links in our in-depth analysis.

Microsoft Azure Linux 3.0 Released: Optimized for NVIDIA GB200 Servers & Enhanced Security

 

Microsoft’s latest Azure Linux 3.0.20250521 update delivers critical security patches, NVIDIA Grace-Blackwell optimizations, and updated CUDA support—ideal for enterprise cloud infrastructure and AI workloads. Discover key features & downloads.

Microsoft’s 62K-Line Mesa 3D Contribution: Boosting Windows-Linux Graphics Performance

 

Microsoft merges a 61,925-line Mesa 3D patch, introducing a Direct3D 12 Gallium3D front-end for enhanced WSL & media processing. Discover how this boosts GPU acceleration for developers & enterprises.

Microsoft Open-Sources WSL: What It Means for Developers & Enterprises

 

Microsoft’s decision to open-source Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) marks a pivotal shift for developers and enterprises. Explore the security implications, performance upgrades, and how this impacts Linux-Windows workflows in 2025.

Microsoft Open-Sources Key Developer Tools at Build 2025: Edit, GitHub Copilot, and WSL

 

Microsoft’s Build 2025 unveils major open-source releases: Edit (a Rust-based CLI text editor), GitHub Copilot for VS Code, and Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). Discover how these tools enhance developer workflows and what this means for Windows-Linux integration.

Microsoft Officially Supports Fedora Linux on WSL: What It Means for Developers

 

Microsoft now officially supports Fedora Linux on WSL, enabling seamless Linux-Windows integration for developers. Learn how to install Fedora 42 on WSL2, its enterprise benefits, and future GUI/GPU enhancements for high-performance workflows.

Atualização do Azure Linux: Segurança e Correções na Versão 2.0.20240609

 

A distribuição Linux da Microsoft, Azure Linux (antigamente CBL-Mariner), recebeu uma nova atualização. 

A Microsoft Publicou a sua Primeira Prévia Marcada do Próximo Sistema Operacional Azure Linux 3.0.

 

O Azure Linux - anteriormente conhecido como CBL-Mariner - é a distribuição Linux interna usada para uma variedade de propósitos, desde o Azure até o WSL e o Windows IoT. 

Novidades do Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) Anunciadas na Conferência BUILD da Microsoft

 

Na conferência BUILD da Microsoft, foram anunciadas várias atualizações significativas para o Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). 

Lançamento do Novo Shader Compiler do DirectX da Microsoft

 

HLSL 202x é o nome provisório da próxima geração da High-Level Shader Language, a linguagem de sombreamento usada pelo Direct3D, similar ao GLSL do OpenGL. 

Microsoft Contribui para o Suporte do Windows em ARM64 no GCC

 

Engenheiros da Microsoft fizeram uma contribuição significativa para a coleção de compiladores GNU (GCC), adicionando suporte para Windows em ARM64 com o novo alvo “aarch64-w64-mingw32”.

Atualização do Cascadia Code: A Fonte Open-Source da Microsoft Recebe Novos Glifos e Variações

 

Em 2019, a Microsoft abriu o código-fonte do Cascadia Code, uma fonte projetada para terminais e editores de código. 

MS-DOS 4.0: Uma Jornada Histórica Agora Aberta a Todos

 

Após o lançamento de versões de código aberto do MS-DOS para as versões 1.25 e 2.0, a Microsoft e a IBM deram um passo adiante. 

Lançamento do Azure Linux 2.0.20240403: Atualizações de Segurança e Correções

A Microsoft lança a nova versão do Azure Linux, trazendo uma série de atualizações de segurança e correções. Descubra o que há de novo no Azure Linux 2.0.20240403.

Ubuntu Core e Microsoft Azure IoT Edge: Uma Parceria Poderosa

 

A Canonical anunciou que o Ubuntu Core, otimizado para IoT e edge, agora é suportado pelo Microsoft Azure IoT Edge Tier 1.