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LivingLinux
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Yes, I chose the early bird Kickstarter. The "regular" Kickstarter boards (1.3) were delivered later.
I hope you don't have the VisionFive 2 v1.2a RISC-V SBC, as the manual upgrade process takes a long time. The new 202510 Debian should work directly on the v1.3b board and the VisionFive 2 Lite.
youtu.be/WJS8Vs_AyF8
forum.rvspace.org/t/visionfive...
VisionFive 2 RISC-V SBC Upgrade Debian 202409 to 202510
YouTube video by LivingLinux
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Can you try a different spin?
Testing the game Veloren on ARM. I had an issue with a disappearing mouse pointer on Wayland, so I switched to x11. Performance was also a lot better on x11. I hope they will improve compatibility with Wayland.
youtu.be/SdSoIAK9HIM
Veloren ARM Linux with AMD Radeon RX550
YouTube video by LivingLinux
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Stop making stupid assumptions. I have a Samsung Galaxy Flip 6.
But you are deviating from the subject. You still believe the fairy tale that Apple isn't heavily monetizing its users? They have been doing it for years. This article is from 2010.
www.reuters.com/article/busi...
Apple acquires mobile ad company Quattro Wireless
Apple Inc has acquired Quattro Wireless, as the iPhone maker looks to ramp up its presence in the mobile advertising arena.
www.reuters.com
And what are you going to do when the kernel maintainers use AI?
"we're not at the point where AI is yet helping us find bad patterns in the kernel source code. But there are people working on that, and I'm actually optimistic about it."
diginomica.com/kubecon-chin...
KubeCon China - at 33-and-a-third, Linux is a long player. So, why does Linus Torvalds hate AI?
Linux prime mover Linus Torvalds travelled all the way to Hong Kong to explain his dislike of AI hype. We should be grateful for him.
diginomica.com
Doesn't work for me. Unfortunately I don't see any documentation.
I do see dtb files, but I doubt it picks the correct one automatically.
Fedora allowing AI-assisted contributions has started a lot of discussions. Some distros have banned AI-assisted contributions for now, but what if Linus Torvalds starts using AI to help with kernel maintenance?
youtu.be/72t0Tq-clrw
diginomica.com/kubecon-chin...
Fedora Allows AI-Assisted Contributions, Will the Rest of Linux Follow?
YouTube video by LivingLinux
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This sounds like a lot of verify and very little trust to me.
Let me know if you need a tester for the RISC-V version.
As if Windows is breaking things since using AI? Don't make me laugh. Proper review and testing is always needed, whether you use AI or not.
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I don't think Kristi Noem will like this game.

I'm sorry, I just couldn't resist.
My first test with Rusticl, an open-source OpenCL driver.
With Mesa 25.0 it still has some issues on the ARM Rockchip RK3588 with the Mali-G610 GPU.
I'll test it again in the future once I have access to a newer version of mesa-opencl-icd.
youtu.be/KsWV0O3yzBo
Rusticl Open-Source OpenCL Driver ARM RK3588 Mali-G610 Mesa 25.0
YouTube video by LivingLinux
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