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Where's that $?
https://fwupd.org/lvfs/devices/com.h...evone.firmware...

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Before this update, it was only applying priorities once every 60 seconds. If a system has execsnoop-bpfcc installed, it will apply them in realtime....

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No regressions found. Change merged.

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Now that you mention it, will see if Pop!_OS can default to it: https://github.com/pop-os/desktop/pull/92...

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The same thing that embedded programmers are already doing with Rust. There's already multiple async executors available for embedded platforms, just...

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Not currently, but I'll implement the feature in the next update to optionally define an I/O priority....

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I will say that Pop uses mainline kernels with minimal patching. The intent is to keep in sync with mainline updates, regression testing permitting.

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That is correct. It is a Dbus service which has three modes: Auto, Battery, Responsive. When in Auto mode, it watches UPower for battery status notifications...

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I did it for https://folding.lar.systems/gpu_ppd/overall_ranks...

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Nothing prevents people from writing the same kind of code they were already writing in C though. You don't have to rely on monomorphism at that level....

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If you have any doubt about Rust being useful at the level of a kernel, spend some time reading the source code for the Redox kernel. You can also check...

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Weird quote pick for System76. We've made better pitches for Rust in the past, and that was just a description of a small project.

This would...

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There are many people using Rust for embedded software development today. Perhaps do a quick Internet search for `no_std rust` and `embedded rust`. You...

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Not surprised that it's not worth the effort to maintain. C++ projects should focus more on increased maintainability and bug elimination instead of dangerously...

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If you need fast LUKS decryption of the root drive, you can boot the Linux kernel directly. It's how systemd-boot works.