Problemas de VSCode e MS Edge, Fedora KDE pode manter X11, Wine on Wayland: Linux & Open Source News

Linux and Open Source News Video (hey everyone and welcome to the Microsoft socks edition of the Linux and open source news) (Problems de VSCode e MS Edge, Fedora KDE pode manter X11, Wine on Wayland: Linux & Open Source News) " target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Click here to watch the video on YouTube (function() { const iframe = document.createElement('iframe'); iframe.setAttribute('width', '560'); iframe.setAttribute('height', '315'); iframe.setAttribute('src', 'https://www.youtube.com/embed/'); iframe.setAttribute('title', 'YouTube video player'); iframe.setAttribute('frameborder', '0'); iframe.setAttribute( 'allow', 'accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture' ); iframe.setAttribute('allowfullscreen', true); document.getElementById('video').appendChild(iframe); })(); hey everyone and welcome to the Microsoft socks edition of the Linux and open source news because not only do we have vs code dropping aun 21 18.04 support without any warning as an auto update but we also have Microsoft Edge grabbing data from Google Chrome without any user consent we also have Fedora KD who could potentially reconsider dropping X11 and we have a lot of improvements to whand and to Wine on Wayland as well and we also have this message from our sponsor this video is sponsored by tuare they provide solutions for Enterprise Linux fleets to ensure that they're kept up to dat and supported with as little downtime as possible even when the Dr you run is end of life or you're working with multiple drrs and one of their main Solutions is Colonel Care Enterprise a life patching solution that lets you apply security updates while the kernel is running without disruptions meaning you don't have to reboot systems or plain maintenance Windows which often delay the application of these security patches and if you want to learn more about kernel Care Enterprise life patching well you're in luck all you have to do is click the link in the 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got a new major release version 24 you can expect a lot of improvements for AMD gpus with much faster rate tracing support and support for a lot of new Vulcan extensions and the same goes for Intel's Vulcan driver Mesa 24 also brings a lot of performance improvements to nvk the open- source Vulcan driver for NVIDIA gpus and it also brings a new Shader compiler to go with it the aahi graphics drivers also got open G 3.3 support meaning that using Linux on an Apple silicon Mac should feel a bit better on top of that there's an open source Vulcan driver for power VR Graphics found in a lot of armed devices although it will not get an open GL driver this is handled through zinc which basically brings openg GL through Vulkan the Linux market share on Steam has sort of plateaued as it dropped slightly to 1.95% % at the end of January down from 1.97% at the end of December it is not a significant drop but it is no longer growth either Mac OS fell as well down to 1.54% and windows is still at more than 95% 96.5 actually Holo ISO or Steam OS are still driving linux's market share at 42.2% of Linux systems being used to gain which also means that AMD represents 70% of the CPUs used to game on Linux where it's at 35% on Windows and it is really interesting stuff because it shows that linux's gaming progress is completely tied to the steam deck if the steam deck stops selling our market share will plummet if the steam deck keeps growing it's going to keep growing for Linux in general as well but it's also not a great situation to be in because we're basically just relying on one single company and one single single product line to actually gain market share in gaming and get developers on board with supporting proton or adding antiche support for Linux so I do hope valve at some point starts creating Partnerships with other brands to ship other Ste uh images and other Steam OS devices so there's not just one company taking part in the ecosystem and they just spread the love 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