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Building the DirectX shader compiler better than Microsoft? - Vimarsana News

Building the DirectX shader compiler better than Microsoft?

This is a story about the messy state of Microsoft’s DirectX shader compiler, and trying to wrangle it into a nicer experience for game developers. In some respects, building the DXC compiler better than how Microsoft does.

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Raspberry Pi 5 & New AMD Ryzen CPUs Excited Linux Readers The Most In 2023 - Vimarsana News

Raspberry Pi 5 & New AMD Ryzen CPUs Excited Linux Readers The Most In 2023

Over the course of 2023 I authored 180 Linux hardware reviews and featured benchmark articles, not to mention the thousands of original open-source/Linux news items

Hangover 8.17 Released With Updated Box64 & FEX Integration - Vimarsana News

Hangover 8.17 Released With Updated Box64 & FEX Integration

Hangover 8.17 was released this weekend as the newest feature release for this open-source Wine-based software that aims to make it easy to run Windows x86/x64 binaries on 64-bit Arm Linux systems as well as potentially other architectures too like RISC-V and POWER.

What's Excited Open-Source Enthusiasts & Linux Users The Most So Far In 2023 - Vimarsana News

What's Excited Open-Source Enthusiasts & Linux Users The Most So Far In 2023

With the first-half of the year amazingly already in the books, here is a look back at what's captivated Linux/open-source fans the most from all the content on Phoronix

Intel Linux Improvements, AMD openSIL, Zen 4 3D V-Cache & Other March Highlights - Vimarsana News

Intel Linux Improvements, AMD openSIL, Zen 4 3D V-Cache & Other March Highlights

Along with the Phoronix Q1'2023 recap, here is a look back at what excited Phoronix readers the most in March when it came to all of the original open-source and Linux focused content