Intel Already Started Working On Linux Driver Code For Lunar Lake

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Intel Already Started Working On Linux Driver Code For Lunar Lake

While Intel 11th Gen Rocket Lake desktop processors are launching this month, Intel's open-source Linux driver developers known for their punctual support are already preparing early code around their 14th Gen "Lunar Lake" platform...

https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pa...ar-Lake-e1000e

[torsionbar28]

What are the odds of Lunar Lake in 2023 still being on 14 nm? Pretty good I'd say. Tick, tock, tock, tock, tock, tock. Like a broken clock, lol.

[skeevy420]

Finally. Get ready for some serious moon action.

What are the odds of Lunar Lake in 2023 still being on 14 nm? Pretty good I'd say. Tick, tock, tock, tock, tock, tock. Like a broken clock, lol.

Oh really? I don't see you with a fungineering degree.

[NateHubbard]

Oh, the e1000e driver. That brings back memories.
All bad memories about kernel panics and servers going offline though.

[angrypie]

Is it called Lunar Lake because of the craters that come with it?

[sandy8925]

Awesome! This is why I'd still rather buy Intel, 14/7 nm be damned. Shit is supported well ahead of time, and just works. I'm nto expected to fix a thousand bugs in the drivers and other low level bits. I can actually just use my computer and get things done.

[angrypie]

Awesome! This is why I'd still rather buy Intel, 14/7 nm be damned. Shit is supported well ahead of time, and just works. I'm nto expected to fix a thousand bugs in the drivers and other low level bits. I can actually just use my computer and get things done.

Piednoël, is that you?