Linux kernel timer frequency boosted to 1,000 Hz, test suite compares performance to current default 250 Hz timer.

Wine translates Windows system calls to make apps run on Linux, and is supported by a broad community. Bottles organizeWwine ...

The risks of using Linux-based software are often overlooked due to its reputation for security, stability, and open-source ...

A version of the Linux operating system can now be toyed with inside a PDF opened by a Chromium-based browser.

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With the NTSYNC driver landing ready for the Linux kernel 6.14 release, there's now an open Merge Request to actually hook up support for it in Wine. Opened by developer Elizabeth Figura, the request ...

In short, Windows program videos on Linux should also be improved ... better games and 3D application performance. Gaming enthusiasts will be pleased that Wine 10.0 includes numerous game ...

Gorgeous vineyards, delectable food and (of course) top-notch vino – these are the essentials of a wine vacation. To help you plan a great trip (where wine tours and tastings are just the start ...

This new NTSYNC driver directly in the Linux kernel should be more accurate and give better compatibility overall. For plain Wine there's a big performance benefit, but for Valve's Proton it will ...

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And Linux kernel 6.13 sees the workqueue maximum concurrency limit raised from 512 to 2048, a 4x increase may help improve stability by reducing slowdowns caused by workqueue limits, and possibly ...

To cut things short, it basically runs Windows apps through a compatibility layer called Wine, which operates inside the Linux container. I know that seems a mouthful, but don’t worry the performance ...