In our v6.0 blog post we mentioned that Rust for Linux support was pending for v6.1: its basic infrastructure is now merged. Moving on to other exciting news, thanks to Google and community efforts, this...

...learn about system programming and coding C. He is passionate about open source and is currently using Rust to learn and work. Colin Kinloch joined as a Software Engineer. Using Linux since 2010, he's...

...virtualization. We'll explore how VirtIO Video is currently used in production on ChromeOS, the new Rust infrastructure being worked on to support it, and how the entire Rust community stands to benefit...

...networking and filesystems. The support for hundreds of new devices has also been added along with more Rust support, though there's still a long way to go before Rust modules are supported! A new API...

...Linux 6.4 also comes with new and updated drivers. Kernel 6.4 adds a pin-init API to prevent unsafe Rust code in the Kernel, updates to the sync module, a new ioctl module, and more. We might soon have...

...to now be able show the results to the world! This is the first time we've seen a hardware vendor trust the OpenGL-on-Vulkan Mesa driver enough to completely side-step a native OpenGL driver and use...

...several tracks including Kernel Testing & Dependability, Containers and checkpoint/restore, and Rust, and we will also be leading a key Birds of a Feather discussion on reporting and tracking regressions...

...to GStreamer, a look at the state of video offloading on the Linux desktop, the case for a virtual Rust stateless codec driver, pushing a test lab to its limits, running OpenCL-accelerated LLM on your...

...getting all of the various components of the system to agree on these tiling details. In the past, we trusted in magic driver heuristics and magic side-band data. This was fragile and didn't allow for...

...looked at hardware acceleration for video codecs and the VirtIO Video protocol. Part two explored the Rust libraries Collabora wrote to decode video content. This final installment discusses the future...