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  1. One excellent developer quality of life change that got merged into #qemu last week was #meson support for the #tcg checks. The TCG checks are complicated because they require multiple cross compilers for all the guest tests and meson doesn't really understand the concept. However Pierrick was able to work around that and now you can run individual tests like this:

    ```
    ./run meson test --suite tcg aarch64-softmmu-memory-sve aarch64-linux-user-sve-ioctls
    ```

  2. Pour la première fois, l'installateur de #ShichimiOS, une distribution #linux que je code, a fonctionné ! (j'ai installé l'os dans un qcow2)

    le code source : codeberg.org/shichimios/shichi
    licence : GPL pour le code #nix inclus dans le dépôt, MIT pour le code qui vient de nixpkgs et CC-BY pour les images provenant de #peppercarrot

    #qemu

  3. Pour la première fois, l'installateur de #ShichimiOS, une distribution #linux que je code, a fonctionné ! (j'ai installé l'os dans un qcow2)

    le code source : codeberg.org/shichimios/shichi
    licence : GPL pour le code #nix inclus dans le dépôt, MIT pour le code qui vient de nixpkgs et CC-BY pour les images provenant de #peppercarrot

    #qemu

  4. Запуск Vivado 2019.1 на Orange Pi 3 LTS через QEMU

    Если вам интересно как выглядит работа Vivado на одноядерном ARM процессоре с частотой 1.8 ГГц, и 2 Гб ОЗУ, то я вам это покажу, и расскажу, как я запустил и успешно прошил плату (ДА! Собрал проект и прошил).

    habr.com/ru/articles/1033766/

    #Vivado #Xilinx #FPGA #OrangePi #Orange_Pi_3 #QEMU

  5. Back In The Day - early/mid 90s - I saw #SCO (or possibly #Novell) demo a version of #Unixware on some funky PC hardware where you could add and remove physical CPUs and memory on the fly. Does anyone remember what that hardware was?

    And does anyone know when this feature will be added to #QEMU? It's just that my #FreeBSD testing VM has just started swapping, and I'd like to allocate more memory without having to stop it.

    #retrocomputing

  6. Back In The Day - early/mid 90s - I saw (or possibly ) demo a version of on some funky PC hardware where you could add and remove physical CPUs and memory on the fly. Does anyone remember what that hardware was?

    And does anyone know when this feature will be added to ? It's just that my testing VM has just started swapping, and I'd like to allocate more memory without having to stop it.

  7. Back In The Day - early/mid 90s - I saw #SCO (or possibly #Novell) demo a version of #Unixware on some funky PC hardware where you could add and remove physical CPUs and memory on the fly. Does anyone remember what that hardware was?

    And does anyone know when this feature will be added to #QEMU? It's just that my #FreeBSD testing VM has just started swapping, and I'd like to allocate more memory without having to stop it.

    #retrocomputing

  8. Back In The Day - early/mid 90s - I saw #SCO (or possibly #Novell) demo a version of #Unixware on some funky PC hardware where you could add and remove physical CPUs and memory on the fly. Does anyone remember what that hardware was?

    And does anyone know when this feature will be added to #QEMU? It's just that my #FreeBSD testing VM has just started swapping, and I'd like to allocate more memory without having to stop it.

    #retrocomputing

  9. Back In The Day - early/mid 90s - I saw #SCO (or possibly #Novell) demo a version of #Unixware on some funky PC hardware where you could add and remove physical CPUs and memory on the fly. Does anyone remember what that hardware was?

    And does anyone know when this feature will be added to #QEMU? It's just that my #FreeBSD testing VM has just started swapping, and I'd like to allocate more memory without having to stop it.

    #retrocomputing

  10. (more Linux and FOSS news in previous posts of thread)

    Apache NetBeans 27 released with Gradle 9 fixes, improved JDK 25 compatibility, Maven 3.9.11, improved refactoring for standalone files, improvements for code formatting and reindentation, etc.:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/8/

    Microsoft's DocumentDB (PostgreSQL-based, MongoDB compatible document database) is now under the umbrella of the Linux Foundation:
    news.itsfoss.com/documentdb-mo

    QEMU 10.1 released with Intel TDX (Trust Domain Extensions) support, ARM, RISC-V and LoongArch improvements, etc.:
    9to5linux.com/qemu-10-1-releas

    FreeBSD quarterly status report: bsd-user-4-linux (BSD user-mode emulation for QEMU on Linux), ability to install packages from pkg.freebsd.org in the system installer, Sylve (Proxmox-inspired, unified system management platform), Geomann (partition tool), work on suspend/resume and s0ix sleep support for laptops, porting Apple's HFS+ file-system:
    phoronix.com/news/FreeBSD-Q2-2

    GhostBSD presents the new macOS-like Gershwin desktop environment, a successor to GNUstep, currently with Xorg support with plans for Wayland, using XFCE4-WM with plans for a custom WM:
    phoronix.com/news/GhostBSD-Ger

    #WeeklyNews #OpenSource #FOSSNews #OpenSourceNews #FOSS #Apache #NetBeans #DocumentDB #QEMU #VirtualMachine #Virtualization #Database #DatabaseManagement #IDE #FreeBSD #GhostBSD #Gershwin #OperatingSystem #OS #DesktopEnvironment #BSD #Coding #Development #DBMS #CodeEditor #Programming #Java #JavaDev #JavaDevelopment #FosseryTech