Hírolvasó
Tömegesen járatták le a diákok a tanárokat TikTokon
Meglepő helyeken is tolja a szekeret az AI
Letiltja kínai dolgozóit a Microsoft az androidos mobilokról
Megállt a sosem volt X-eXodus
Összefog a Meta és a Vodafone a mobilhálózatokért
Behozza a Netflix-modellt a mobilpiacra a Yettel
Esfahbod: State of Text Rendering 2024
Looking forward, there is a Rust migration of the text stack underway, which will unify font compilation and consumption under a safe programming language. Incremental Font Transfer will enable streaming fonts to web browsers. And my proposed Wasm-fonts will enable more expressive fonts.
[$] Giving bootloaders the boot with nmbl
At DevConf.cz 2024, Marta Lewandowska gave a talk to discuss a new approach for booting Linux systems, "No more boot loader: Please use the kernel instead". The talk, available on YouTube, introduced a new project called nmbl (for "no more bootloader", pronounced "nimble"). The idea is to get rid of bootloaders (e.g., GNU GRUB) with a Unified Kernel Image (UKI) that removes the need for a separate bootloader altogether. It is early days for nmbl, currently the project is only being tested for use with virtual machines, but the idea is compelling. If successful, nmbl could offer security, performance, and maintenance benefits compared to GRUB and other separate bootloaders.
GDB 15.1 released
Security updates for Monday
Megjelent a játék, amire 22 évet kellett várni
Ismét behódolt az Apple az oroszoknak
Jön a Car Park Capital, a frusztrált városvezetők új kedvence
PR-ből One: folytatja a bevásárlást a 4iG
Zöld utat kapott az Epic Games az iPhone-okra
Padlón a dolgozói morál a Samsungnál
Kernel prepatch 6.10-rc7
Things remain calm, although I do suspect that part of it is that it's been the July 4th week in the US, and a lot of Europe is starting to go away on summer vacation.
But hey, let's not look a gift horse too closely in the mouth. Maybe it's really just that 6.10 is shaping up well. Right? RIGHT?
Linux Plumbers Conference: Rust Microconference CFP
The Rust Microconference returns this year again. It covers both Rust in the kernel and Rust in general.
The submission deadline is July 14th. Submissions are made via the LPC submission system, selecting Rust MC for Track. Please see The Ideal Microconference Topic Session as well.
Possible Rust for Linux topics:
- Rust in the kernel (e.g. status update, next steps).
- Use cases for Rust around the kernel (e.g. subsystems, drivers, other modules…).
- Discussions on how to abstract existing subsystems safely, on API design, on coding guidelines.
- Integration with kernel systems and other infrastructure (e.g. build system, documentation, testing and CIs, maintenance, unstable
features, architecture support, stable/LTS releases, Rust versioning, third-party crates). - Updates on its subprojects (e.g. klint, pinned-init).
- Rust versioning requirements and using Linux distributions’ toolchains.
Possible Rust topics:
- Language and standard library (e.g. upcoming features, stabilization of the remaining features the kernel needs, memory model).
- Compilers and codegen (e.g. rustc improvements, LLVM and Rust, rustc_codegen_gcc, gccrs.
- Other tooling and new ideas (Coccinelle for Rust, bindgen, Compiler Explorer, Cargo, Clippy, Miri).
- Educational material.
- Any other Rust topic within the Linux ecosystem.
Hope to see you there!