today's leftovers
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AMDKFD GPUVM Support Updated For Discrete Radeon GPUs, Adds Userptr Support
Unfortunately the AMDKFD GPUVM support for discrete GPUs isn't looking like it will make it for the Linux 4.17 kernel cycle.
This past week brought the AMDKFD updates for DRM-Next, a.k.a. Linux 4.17. While it has much of the discrete GPU support landing that we have long been looking forward to seeing in the mainline kernel in order to run ROCm OpenCL out-of-the-box, unfortunately, the GPUVM support wasn't part of that pull. The GPUVM support for discrete Radeon GPUs was still being discussed and not ready for pulling.
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How To Upgrade Ubuntu from 14.04 LTS to 16.04 LTS
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How to Install and Configure Webmin on Debian 9 and Ubuntu Server
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10 ‘who’ Command Examples for Linux Newbies
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[Krita] Interview with Jennifer
When I used Krita for the first time I already knew most of the tools, so it was easy to use. But I needed to learn more, then I watched a video that explained the basic tools and method to paint. I thought then that Krita was a good tool for painting. Today I can tell it’s a great tool for digital artists. My personal opinion: Krita is the best and I really can’t use a different program.
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Akademy-es 2018 in Valencia - 11-13 May
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[Mageia] Weekly roundup 2018, Week 11 and CLT!
Very small Roundup this week, so there will be space for the CLT report and pics – thanks Marc for writing this up!
Loads of updates through; as always, you can check for yourself on Mageia Advisories, the Mageia AppDB, PkgSubmit to see the last 48 hours, and Bugzilla to see what’s currently happening.
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