Kernel: Security, ARM and Whiskey Lake/Amber Lake
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security things in Linux v4.17
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Soon It Might Be Possible To Finally Have A Nice ARM-Powered Linux Laptop
While it's now becoming possible to run real Linux apps on Chrome OS, for those that have been dreaming of a real and pleasant GNU/Linux desktop experience on an ARM-powered laptop without much hackery, that soon may finally be a reality.
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Intel Posts Linux Graphics Driver Patches For Whiskey Lake, Amber Lake
Intel open-source developers today posted the set of patches for adding support for upcoming Whiskey Lake and Amber Lake processors for the Linux kernel's Direct Rendering Manager driver.
The patches out today add Whiskey Lake and Amber Lake graphics support to the i915 kernel DRM driver. There isn't yet patches for libdrm and Mesa, but given how simple these additions are, those patches should be out soon.
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