… 04 / 8 Milestones What was the version number of the first publicly released Linux kernel in 1991? A 0.01 B 0.1 C 1.0 D 0.99 Correct! Linux version 0.01 was the first kernel Torvalds released publicly in September 1991. …
… However, with the recent surge of gaming-focused Linux distributions like Bazzite, SteamOS, and kernel-level improvements, the future looks promising. It makes me excited about the next set of Linux distributions that heavily incline towards offering the best possible gaming experience. …
… Gemma's review of that turn summed everything up: "We are currently flying blind." Two turns later Qwen was tuning the kernel anyway. …
… Related Linux gaming is getting faster because Windows APIs are becoming Linux kernel features As time goes on, fewer games than ever are unplayable on Linux How it compares to alternatives LACT and GreenWithEnvy will be better for most LACT and GreenWithEnvy have served Linux GPU tuners for a whil… …
… WSL2 ships a real Linux kernel inside Windows, with GPU acceleration for compute workloads and GUI app support through WSLg. It is a remarkable shift from a company whose CEO once called Linux "a cancer," and it is now a standard part of how many developers work on Windows. …
… While Bazzite isn’t Arch-based like SteamOS, it ships with newer Linux kernels and handles drivers more cleanly, offering separate images for AMD, Intel, and Nvidia hardware. …
… The Steam Deck runs SteamOS, which is a Linux-based OS, and has delivered an experience that Windows-based handhelds have not even come close to matching. While the desktop may still be Windows territory, Linux reigns in the handheld space. …
… On a modern Arm Linux machine, that's most of what you need. On the Switch it isn't, because the console's L4T kernel is ancient, and it's far too old to run FEX at all, but there's an alternative. …