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The b4 kernel development tool for Linux is now internally testing its AI agent designed to assist with code reviews. This step, known as dog-feeding, marks a practical application of the AI feature within the tool's development process. The update comes from Phoronix, a key source for Linux news.
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Phoronix has reported on updated Linux patches aimed at managing out-of-memory behavior through BPF technology. These developments focus on improving how the Linux kernel handles memory shortages. The updates are part of ongoing efforts in open-source Linux advancements.
Developers have proposed a new Runtime Standby ABI for Linux, designed to mirror Microsoft Windows' Modern Standby feature. This initiative aims to enhance power management in Linux systems. The proposal was highlighted by Phoronix.
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Recent Linux benchmarks reveal significant performance regressions for Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite chip, bringing its capabilities down to the level of five-year-old Intel Tiger Lake processors. Despite initial promise with strong battery life and solid performance, ongoing software support issues continue to hinder its adoption. Tests conducted by Phoronix highlight these setbacks in just a few months.