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In what way? From what I know, modern architectures start with VLIWs and EDGE or are at least capability based with fat binaries. Don't get me wrong....

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That's only true for an upright pianos. Grand pianos don't use a spring for the hammer....

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For real-time music processing you should be using jack to circumvent the scheduling: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php...Connection_Kit...

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Specifically it's likely a response to Alibaba's RISC-V server processors and boards.



You could have said as much about OpenPOWER...

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It's possible. Intel implements the x86-64 ISA mostly as a decoder targeting a different "microcode" ISAs. It's highly likely they'll be able...

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The RockPro64 was already top choice for NAS builds even without the graphics: http://www.doug-cooper.com/?p=14

With video decoders and basic...

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Still under experimental in the recently released Debian 10... And people still wonder why Ubuntu is a thing.

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Congrats. I've been waiting for that one particular Notebookbar fix for years...

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bmq? I'm still on 4.19 and haven't switched from cfq and deadline to mq-deadline on most boxes... A machine freezing is me getting another coffee break...

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There's a dozen different ways to work it out, some better than others, but when it comes down to it, having 8c/16threads available means dropping a thread...

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If you dive into the classes you'll find they're drawing borderless and are manually hooking the remaining tab bar with the window dragging. I think the...

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The linux scheduler tends to let big compile jobs choke everything UI related including local or even remote terminals and tweaking the scheduler kernel...

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And the tinfoil hatters. With any luck some firm that got stung a few times over corporate espionage would buy a few for their employees. No telling with...