Graphics and Games: RandR and AMDGPU, Opus Magnum
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"NonDesktop" Proposed For RandR: Useful For VR & Apple Touch Bar Like Devices
Besides Keith Packard working on the concept of resource leasing for the X.Org Server and resource leasing support for RandR, he's also now proposing a "NonDesktop" property for the Resize and Rotate protocol.
The resource leasing has already been worked out as a candidate for the next update, RandR 1.6, while now this veteran X11 developer is proposing a new "NonDesktop" property for identifying outputs that are not conventional displays.
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More AMDGPU Changes Queue For Linux 4.15
Adding to the excitement of Linux 4.15, AMD has queued some more changes that were sent in today for DRM-Next.
Already for Linux 4.15, the AMDGPU Direct Rendering Manager driver should have the long-awaited "DC" display stack that brings Vega/Raven display support, HDMI/DP audio, atomic mode-setting and more. Other pull requests have also brought in a new ioctl, UVD video encode ring support on Polaris, transparent huge-pages DMA support, PowerPlay clean-ups, and many fixes, among other low-level improvements.
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Opus Magnum, the latest puzzle game from Zachtronics, is released into Early Access
The developers behind the challenging puzzle games TIS-100 and SHENZEN I/O are at it again and have released their latest title into Steam’s Early Access today.
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Open your wallets, there's some great Linux games on sale right now
It's time to throw your wallet at your screen, as we're going to take a look at some awesome Linux games on sale.
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