Kernel Space: Linux, Graphics
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Shhhhh! If you're quiet, Linus Torvalds might release new a Linux
The world almost certainly needs to wait another week for Linux 4.9, says the operating system's overlord Linus Torvalds.
In his weekly post on the progress of the next kernel release, Torvalds announced release candidate seven of Linux 4.9, saying “ I think we got all the silly problems I was aware of fixed, and on the whole things are looking pretty good.”
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Linux Kernel 4.4.35 LTS Hits the Streets with x86 Improvements, Updated Drivers
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Linux Kernel 4.8.11 Improves Wireless and AMDGPU Drivers, Fixes AArch64 Issues
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Mesa 13.0.2 Adds Intel Gemini Lake Support, Great Improvements to Vulkan Drivers
Today, November 28, 2016, Collabora's Emil Velikov announced the release of the second maintenance update to the stable Mesa 13.0 3D Graphics Libray for Linux-based operating systems.
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Qualcomm Adreno A5xx Open-Source Driver Bringup For Freedreno
There's now patches for bringing up open-source graphics driver support in the Freedreno stack for Qualcomm's latest-generation Adreno graphics hardware.
The Adreno 505, 506, 510, and 530 GPUs are found in Qualcomm's Snapdragon SoCs like the Snapdragon 820, 821, 650, and 430. The Adreno 500 series is fully Vulkan 1.0 compliant, supports OpenGL ES 3.1/3.2, and has full support for OpenCL 2.0.
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