Linux Distribution Timeline
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What the flying fork, no Garuda in there?
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Not even EndeavourOS in there either. I think their Arch related ones are lacking. 
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While we are at it. Garuda is a direct Arch fork right?
Obviously the Timeline must be edited!
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Yes, that’s correct.
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The Btrfs file system also received performance improvements to reduce file deletion time by 12 percent for files with many extents by reducing reservations for checksum deletions and to reduce runtime of critical functions by 5 percent by making extent state merges more efficient during insertions.
TuxClocker is an independently-developed open-source project providing a Qt-based interface for various overclocking/tuning controls for NVIDIA and AMD GPUs, Intel and AMD CPUs, etc. It’s a nice option with the lack of official Linux overclocking software from the different hardware vendors.
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A fork, plus so much more that makes Garuda distinctly Garuda. If this were Red Hat it would be termed “Branding.” 
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Very nice!
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I accidentally read Garuda instead of Guardrails…
I’M POSSESSED!!
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You are not alone. 
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nominally the best part… the end of that link. the person who posted it for me to see didn’t even realize that
Alexandros Frantzis with Collabora has seen his “part 9” code upstreamed for the in-progress Wine Wayland driver. This effort to allow Wine to natively interact with Wayland desktops rather than going through XWayland continues to be improved upon ahead of the Wine 9.0 code freeze beginning in December.
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New features in Handbrake 1.7, as well as more other general changes everyone gets to enjoy (hardware dependant), include:
- AMD VCN AV1 encoder
- NVIDIA NVENC AV1 encoder
- Support for SVT-AV1 multi-pass ABR mode
- Support for preserving ambient viewing enviroment metadata
- QSV Rotate and Format filters
- NVENC no longer uses multi-pass by default (option remains)
- 2-pass encode option renamed to multi-pass
- Bug fixes and performance improvements
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I’ve been on linux for so long I hardly look at windows news anymore. But this caused me to wonder how long would the open-source driver support these video cards?
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Probably as long as there’s enough griping users that run them. You know how us people like to piss ‘n’ moan about the least little thing.
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I believe AMD Vega APU’s were still being sold this year, so that seems like AMD is really jumping the gun with this announcement. 
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Yup.
Unless their “retirement process” lasts a decade… Yup.
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A bit of troubleshooting and Waybar & config file mods for Garuda Hyprland.
Also high praise.
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