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…Sched_ext is the nifty Linux kernel feature for allowing custom CPU schedulers implemented as BPF programs. Recently it's been seeing increased AI code review as a result of Btrfs creator…
…Copy I/O Linux Might Finally Disable The Microsoft RNDIS Protocol Drivers In 2026 Btrfs Change Coming For Linux 7.2 Yields Very Healthy Performance Gain The Linux Kernel Ready To Make…
…Linux 7.2 merge window has passed and Bcachefs also supporting Linux 7.2, I will be around with some fresh file-system comparison benchmarks for Bcachefs against the likes of Btrfs…
…Linux Prunes Its Insecure & Unused Software Rust Coreutils 0.9 Released With Additional Security Hardening, Zero-Copy I/O Linux Might Finally Disable The Microsoft RNDIS Protocol Drivers In 2026 Btrfs Change…
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Didn't expect to ever make a post like this, but Btrfs genuinely saved me today. I ran into that weird Phantom Liberty bug where all vehicle engine sounds disappear after entering Dogtown. Radio still worked, city sounds…
Two things I'd love to know the under-the-hood reasons for, and I assume both might have to do with its copy-on-write nature, which I admit I still don't fully understand. 1) Unlike I know from NTFS (and maybe also EXT?)…
…Fedora Yet To Decide On x86_64-v3 Packages For Fedora Linux 45 Fedora 44 Released For Living On The Leading-Edge Of Linux Innovations Fedora 44 Releasing Next Week Fedora 45…
…Btrfs Now Enables Large Folios By Default, Lands Huge Folios With Linux 7.2 Linux 7.2 Can Significantly Lower Container Exit/Unmount Latency Linux 7.2 Adds Ability To Limit Programs…
…Released With Additional Security Hardening, Zero-Copy I/O Linux Might Finally Disable The Microsoft RNDIS Protocol Drivers In 2026 Btrfs Change Coming For Linux 7.2 Yields Very Healthy Performance Gain
…Linux Prunes Its Insecure & Unused Software Rust Coreutils 0.9 Released With Additional Security Hardening, Zero-Copy I/O Linux Might Finally Disable The Microsoft RNDIS Protocol Drivers In 2026 Btrfs Change…
IOmap Improvement For Linux 7.3 Takes EXT4 & XFS Performance Further Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Storage on 18 August 2026 at 01:25 PM EDT. 9 Comments As part of…
Linux 7.2-rc5 Released: "Once More We Have Quite A Massive -rc5" Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Kernel on 26 July 2026 at 06:05 PM EDT. Add A Comment…