Restartable Sequences Linux & Open-Source News
The Linux 6.3 Merge Window To Bring Many Exciting Features	Linux Kernel	2023-02-19
Linux 6.3 Features Expected From AMD Auto IBRS To Pluton CRB TPM2 & Dropping Old Code	Linux Kernel	2023-01-23
Restartable Sequences "RSEQ" Additions Expected For Linux 6.3	Linux Kernel	2022-12-27
Linux RSEQ Patches Updated For Allowing Faster getcpu() In C Libraries	Linux Kernel	2022-09-23
RISC-V CPU Idle Support, Other RISC-V Improvements Merged Into Linux 5.18	RISC-V	2022-04-03
RISC-V Gets Sv57-Based Virtual Memory, Other Improvements For Linux 5.18	RISC-V	2022-03-27
GNU C Library 2.35 Released With Unicode 14 Support, RSEQ Integration	GNU	2022-02-03
GCC 12 + Glibc 2.35 Planned For Fedora 36	Fedora	2022-01-08
Restartable Sequences "RSEQ" Support Returning To GNU C Library	GNU	2021-12-10
Linux 5.10 Scheduler Updates Bring SMT Balancing Tweaks	Linux Kernel	2020-10-12
GNU C Library 2.32 Released	GNU	2020-08-06
It Needs A Restart: GLIBC Drops Support For Restartable Sequences	GNU	2020-07-17
Glibc's Usage Of Performance-Boosting "RSEQ" Is Still Coming Together	GNU	2020-03-25
GNU C Library 2.31 Nearing With Experimental C2X Support, Time Changes	GNU	2020-01-31
New Linux System Call Proposed To Let User-Space Pin Themselves To Specific CPU Cores	Linux Kernel	2020-01-22
GNU C Library 2.31 Should Be Out In February - To Ship With Fedora 32	GNU	2019-12-16
RSEQ Support Might Finally Premiere In Glibc 2.31 For Using This Modern Linux Feature	GNU	2019-09-24
The New Restartable Sequences System Call Is Living Up To Its Performance Claims	Linux Kernel	2018-10-27
64-bit ARM Changes For Linux 4.19 Has "A Bunch Of Good Stuff"	Arm	2018-08-15
Linux 4.18 Landing Restartable Sequences System Call, Yields Performance Benefits	Linux Kernel	2018-06-10