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What platform and compatibility limitations does KytyPS5 have (OS and GPU testing) as stated in the article?

KytyPS5 is a Windows-only compatibility layer, and its GitHub warns that compatibility is limited and changing rapidly. The developer says the emulator has mainly been tested on NVIDIA GPUs, so AMD and Intel hardware may experience instability or missing features. Answered

PS5 emulator boots GTA V on PC as first 3D games begin running
Why did the Linux kernel keep legacy timing code for processors without a reliable TSC until now?

Linux kept the legacy timing code to support very old x86 hardware that lacked a reliable Time Stamp Counter, dating back to the i486 era. Over decades the kernel maintained fallback logic for systems without a dependable TSC, and only now, because virtually all CPUs made in the last thirty years include a TSC and such legacy hardware is unlikely to run modern kernels, has that compatibility code been removed. Answered

Linux 7.2 makes TSC support mandatory for x86 CPUs, but it's not like Windows 11's TPM 2.0 check