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[$] Best practices for error handling in kernel Rust
Dirk Behme led a session discussing the use of Rust's question-mark operator in the kernel at Kangrejos 2024. He was particularly concerned with the concept of "silent" errors that don't print any messages to the console. Other attendees were less convinced that this was a problem, but his presentation sparked a lot of discussion about whether the Rust-for-Linux project could improve error handling in kernel Rust code.
[$] RPM 4.20 is coming
The RPM Package Manager (RPM) project is nearing the release of RPM 4.20, the last major planned update for the RPM 4.x series. It has few user-facing changes, but several additions and enhancements for developers—as well as some small incompatibilities that will likely require RPM packagers to revise their spec files. 4.20 will be rolling out to many users soon, in Fedora 41, which is scheduled for October. RPM 6.0 is already in the works, with a new package format and opening the door to enabling C++ use in the RPM codebase.
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Elérhető a Microsoft Office LTSC 2024
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[$] The uncertain future of kernel regression tracking
GNOME 47 released
[$] LWN.net Weekly Edition for September 19, 2024
Three stable kernel updates for Wednesday
Swift 6 released
Version 6.0 of the Swift programming language has been released. Notable changes include new low-level programming features, expanded Linux support, and a preview release of the Embedded Swift language subset for embedded software development with a toolchain for Arm and RISC-V targets. See the CHANGELOG for full details of changes in 6.0.
Haiku R1/beta5 has been released
Version R1/beta5 for the Haiku project, an open-source "spiritual successor to BeOS", has been released. Notable changes in this release include a TUN/TAP network driver, basic support for USB audio devices, TCP throughput improvements, a rewritten driver for the FAT filesystem, read-only support for Unix File System 2 (UFS2), as well as hundreds of bug fixes and performance improvements since the last release in December 2022. Thanks to Paul Wise for the tip.
[$] Kernel developers at Cauldron
LLVM 19.1.0 released
Version 19.1.0 of the LLVM compiler suite has been released:
This is the first release in the LLVM 19.x series and represents 6 months of work the LLVM community. During this period 1502 unique authors contributed 18925 commits (3605729 lines added and 1665792 lines removed) to LLVM.As usual, there is a long list of changes; see the release notes for LLVM, Libc++, lld, Clang, and Extra Clang Tools for changes to each.