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  1. Have pushed 0.9.5-dev branch to codeberg of foxing ( codeberg.org/aenertia/foxing/s ) in preparation for release tagging. A LOT of features and a couple of bug-fixes now the packet/file processing engine has stabilized ; including Semantic Routing to Parsers for Metadata Extraction and in-path Binary analysis using local ORT/BERT models ; letting you get semantic search powers for free when you copy something with foxingd/fxcp #linux #filesystem #bert #vectordb #postgres #xfs #stratis #blake3 #localllm

  2. Have pushed 0.9.5-dev branch to codeberg of foxing ( codeberg.org/aenertia/foxing/s ) in preparation for release tagging. A LOT of features and a couple of bug-fixes now the packet/file processing engine has stabilized ; including Semantic Routing to Parsers for Metadata Extraction and in-path Binary analysis using local ORT/BERT models ; letting you get semantic search powers for free when you copy something with foxingd/fxcp #linux #filesystem #bert #vectordb #postgres #xfs #stratis #blake3 #localllm

  3. Have pushed 0.9.5-dev branch to codeberg of foxing ( codeberg.org/aenertia/foxing/s ) in preparation for release tagging. A LOT of features and a couple of bug-fixes now the packet/file processing engine has stabilized ; including Semantic Routing to Parsers for Metadata Extraction and in-path Binary analysis using local ORT/BERT models ; letting you get semantic search powers for free when you copy something with foxingd/fxcp #linux #filesystem #bert #vectordb #postgres #xfs #stratis #blake3 #localllm

  4. Have pushed 0.9.5-dev branch to codeberg of foxing ( codeberg.org/aenertia/foxing/s ) in preparation for release tagging. A LOT of features and a couple of bug-fixes now the packet/file processing engine has stabilized ; including Semantic Routing to Parsers for Metadata Extraction and in-path Binary analysis using local ORT/BERT models ; letting you get semantic search powers for free when you copy something with foxingd/fxcp #linux #filesystem #bert #vectordb #postgres #xfs #stratis #blake3 #localllm

  5. Have pushed 0.9.5-dev branch to codeberg of foxing ( codeberg.org/aenertia/foxing/s ) in preparation for release tagging. A LOT of features and a couple of bug-fixes now the packet/file processing engine has stabilized ; including Semantic Routing to Parsers for Metadata Extraction and in-path Binary analysis using local ORT/BERT models ; letting you get semantic search powers for free when you copy something with foxingd/fxcp #linux #filesystem #bert #vectordb #postgres #xfs #stratis #blake3 #localllm

  6. Linux Kernel 7.0 ships with broad updates for Intel, AMD, and storage, including Xe GPU telemetry, Nova Lake audio, and early Zen 6 performance counters. 🐧
    Storage gains include XFS self-healing, Btrfs I/O improvements, and EXT4 write optimizations, with Rust support and security tooling continuing to mature. ⚙️

    🔗 itsfoss.com/news/linux-kernel-

    #TechNews #Linux #Debian #Ubuntu #Fedora #ArchLinux #Kernel #OpenSource #FOSS #Intel #AMD #XFS #Btrfs #EXT4 #RustLang #Storage #Security #Computing #Systems

  7. Linux Kernel 7.0 ships with broad updates for Intel, AMD, and storage, including Xe GPU telemetry, Nova Lake audio, and early Zen 6 performance counters. 🐧
    Storage gains include XFS self-healing, Btrfs I/O improvements, and EXT4 write optimizations, with Rust support and security tooling continuing to mature. ⚙️

    🔗 itsfoss.com/news/linux-kernel-

    #TechNews #Linux #Debian #Ubuntu #Fedora #ArchLinux #Kernel #OpenSource #FOSS #Intel #AMD #XFS #Btrfs #EXT4 #RustLang #Storage #Security #Computing #Systems

  8. Linux Kernel 7.0 ships with broad updates for Intel, AMD, and storage, including Xe GPU telemetry, Nova Lake audio, and early Zen 6 performance counters. 🐧
    Storage gains include XFS self-healing, Btrfs I/O improvements, and EXT4 write optimizations, with Rust support and security tooling continuing to mature. ⚙️

    🔗 itsfoss.com/news/linux-kernel-

    #TechNews #Linux #Debian #Ubuntu #Fedora #ArchLinux #Kernel #OpenSource #FOSS #Intel #AMD #XFS #Btrfs #EXT4 #RustLang #Storage #Security #Computing #Systems

  9. Linux Kernel 7.0 ships with broad updates for Intel, AMD, and storage, including Xe GPU telemetry, Nova Lake audio, and early Zen 6 performance counters. 🐧
    Storage gains include XFS self-healing, Btrfs I/O improvements, and EXT4 write optimizations, with Rust support and security tooling continuing to mature. ⚙️

    🔗 itsfoss.com/news/linux-kernel-

    #TechNews #Linux #Debian #Ubuntu #Fedora #ArchLinux #Kernel #OpenSource #FOSS #Intel #AMD #XFS #Btrfs #EXT4 #RustLang #Storage #Security #Computing #Systems

  10. Linux Kernel 7.0 ships with broad updates for Intel, AMD, and storage, including Xe GPU telemetry, Nova Lake audio, and early Zen 6 performance counters. 🐧
    Storage gains include XFS self-healing, Btrfs I/O improvements, and EXT4 write optimizations, with Rust support and security tooling continuing to mature. ⚙️

    🔗 itsfoss.com/news/linux-kernel-

    #TechNews #Linux #Debian #Ubuntu #Fedora #ArchLinux #Kernel #OpenSource #FOSS #Intel #AMD #XFS #Btrfs #EXT4 #RustLang #Storage #Security #Computing #Systems

  11. Linux 7.0 è ufficiale: più spazio a Rust, novità per XFS e regole per gli strumenti AI

    Linux 7.0 è stato rilasciato ufficialmente con Rust stabile, filesystem XFS auto-riparante e nuovo supporto hardware. Tutte le novità del kernel di aprile 2026.

    yoota.it/linux-7-0-e-ufficiale

  12. Linux 7.0 è ufficiale: più spazio a Rust, novità per XFS e regole per gli strumenti AI

    Linux 7.0 è stato rilasciato ufficialmente con Rust stabile, filesystem XFS auto-riparante e nuovo supporto hardware. Tutte le novità del kernel di aprile 2026.

    yoota.it/linux-7-0-e-ufficiale

  13. [$] Development statistics for the 7.0 kernel

    Linus Torvalds released the 7.0 kernel as expected on April 12, ending a relatively busy development cycle. The 7.0 release brings a large number of interesting changes; see the L [...]

    lwn.net/Articles/1066723/ #LWN #Linux #kernel #SUSE #RedHat #XFS

  14. [$] Development statistics for the 7.0 kernel

    Linus Torvalds released the 7.0 kernel as expected on April 12, ending a relatively busy development cycle. The 7.0 release brings a large number of interesting changes; see the L [...]

    lwn.net/Articles/1066723/ #LWN #Linux #kernel #SUSE #RedHat #XFS

  15. [$] Development statistics for the 7.0 kernel

    Linus Torvalds released the 7.0 kernel as expected on April 12, ending a relatively busy development cycle. The 7.0 release brings a large number of interesting changes; see the L [...]

    lwn.net/Articles/1066723/ #LWN #Linux #kernel #SUSE #RedHat #XFS

  16. [$] Development statistics for the 7.0 kernel

    Linus Torvalds released the 7.0 kernel as expected on April 12, ending a relatively busy development cycle. The 7.0 release brings a large number of interesting changes; see the L [...]

    lwn.net/Articles/1066723/ #LWN #Linux #kernel #SUSE #RedHat #XFS

  17. [$] Development statistics for the 7.0 kernel

    Linus Torvalds released the 7.0 kernel as expected on April 12, ending a relatively busy development cycle. The 7.0 release brings a large number of interesting changes; see the L [...]

    lwn.net/Articles/1066723/ #LWN #Linux #kernel #SUSE #RedHat #XFS

  18. [$] Removing read-only transparent huge pages for the page cache

    Things do not always go the way kernel developers think they will. When the kernel gained support for the creation of read-only transparent huge pages for the page cache in 2019, [...]

    lwn.net/Articles/1066582/ #LWN #Linux #kernel #Git #XFS #BPF

  19. [$] Removing read-only transparent huge pages for the page cache

    Things do not always go the way kernel developers think they will. When the kernel gained support for the creation of read-only transparent huge pages for the page cache in 2019, [...]

    lwn.net/Articles/1066582/ #LWN #Linux #kernel #Git #XFS #BPF

  20. [$] Removing read-only transparent huge pages for the page cache

    Things do not always go the way kernel developers think they will. When the kernel gained support for the creation of read-only transparent huge pages for the page cache in 2019, [...]

    lwn.net/Articles/1066582/ #LWN #Linux #kernel #Git #XFS #BPF

  21. [$] Removing read-only transparent huge pages for the page cache

    Things do not always go the way kernel developers think they will. When the kernel gained support for the creation of read-only transparent huge pages for the page cache in 2019, [...]

    lwn.net/Articles/1066582/ #LWN #Linux #kernel #Git #XFS #BPF

  22. [$] Removing read-only transparent huge pages for the page cache

    Things do not always go the way kernel developers think they will. When the kernel gained support for the creation of read-only transparent huge pages for the page cache in 2019, [...]

    lwn.net/Articles/1066582/ #LWN #Linux #kernel #Git #XFS #BPF

  23. [$] Ubuntu's GRUBby plans

    GNU GRUB 2, mostly just referred to as GRUB these days, is the most widely used boot loader for x86_64 Linux systems. It supports reading from a vast selection of filesystems, hand [...]

    lwn.net/Articles/1065420/ #LWN #Linux #Debian #systemd #XFS

  24. [$] Ubuntu's GRUBby plans

    GNU GRUB 2, mostly just referred to as GRUB these days, is the most widely used boot loader for x86_64 Linux systems. It supports reading from a vast selection of filesystems, hand [...]

    lwn.net/Articles/1065420/ #LWN #Linux #Debian #systemd #XFS

  25. [$] Ubuntu's GRUBby plans

    GNU GRUB 2, mostly just referred to as GRUB these days, is the most widely used boot loader for x86_64 Linux systems. It supports reading from a vast selection of filesystems, hand [...]

    lwn.net/Articles/1065420/ #LWN #Linux #Debian #systemd #XFS

  26. [$] Ubuntu's GRUBby plans

    GNU GRUB 2, mostly just referred to as GRUB these days, is the most widely used boot loader for x86_64 Linux systems. It supports reading from a vast selection of filesystems, hand [...]

    lwn.net/Articles/1065420/ #LWN #Linux #Debian #systemd #XFS

  27. [$] Ubuntu's GRUBby plans

    GNU GRUB 2, mostly just referred to as GRUB these days, is the most widely used boot loader for x86_64 Linux systems. It supports reading from a vast selection of filesystems, hand [...]

    lwn.net/Articles/1065420/ #LWN #Linux #Debian #systemd #XFS

  28. New article: Inside the XFS Filesystem.

    It splits the disk into independent Allocation Groups so multiple cores can work in parallel without blocking each other.

    XFS uses B+ trees for almost everything. Check it out here: internals-for-interns.com/post

    #XFS #Linux #Filesystems

  29. New article: Inside the XFS Filesystem.

    It splits the disk into independent Allocation Groups so multiple cores can work in parallel without blocking each other.

    XFS uses B+ trees for almost everything. Check it out here: internals-for-interns.com/post

    #XFS #Linux #Filesystems

  30. New article: Inside the XFS Filesystem.

    It splits the disk into independent Allocation Groups so multiple cores can work in parallel without blocking each other.

    XFS uses B+ trees for almost everything. Check it out here: internals-for-interns.com/post

    #XFS #Linux #Filesystems

  31. Linux kernel added many more incompatible feature bits in xfs file system superblock since last I worked, lets upstream same to HaikuOS.

    #haikuOS #xfs