Great news, #JabRef now offers Linux-#aarch64/ #arm64 binaries as well in the latest development version.
The packages for Linux are:
- https://builds.jabref.org/main/jabref_6.0_arm64.deb
- https://builds.jabref.org/main/jabref-6.0_arm64-1.aarch64.rpm
- https://builds.jabref.org/main/JabRef-6.0_arm64-portable_linux_arm64.tar.gz
https://builds.jabref.org/main/
#java #javafx #bibtex #academia #opensource #linux #bibliography
#T2Linux Now Booting on #qualcomm #Snapdragon X1 Elite #DevKit! #opensource #ARM64 #opensource #linux #t2sde #ARM #ARM64 #Aarch64 https://www.patreon.com/posts/t2-linux-now-on-131153581
Anyone else out there building #ladybird on #fedoraasahiremix on some M1 hardware? If so, please take a gander at our forum thread here and see if you can aid us in figuring out what's wrong. Would love to build this browser on AARCH64.
https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/trying-to-build-ladybird-browser/151799/8
Even if you aren't doing any of this, a boost would be appreciated for more eyes.
#linux #aarch64 #arm64 #asahi
Uuuuugh, my #IntelliJ port for #ArchLinux on #AArch64 #ArchLinuxArm finally landed 🤩 ! https://archlinuxarm.org/packages/aarch64/intellij-idea-community-edition
Heck, why are the paid #GitLab Ultimate SaaS runners on #AArch64 that much slower than my privately hosted ones I run on my #blackrock Qualcomm dev kits ? This is ridiculous, why do I pay for SaaS when I end up hosting my own runners for feasible performance ?
Throwing this out into the Fediverse again in case anyone running #asahifedoraremix has come across a similar issue with HDMI sound output.
https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/asahi-fedora-remix-42-no-hdmi-audio-out/154194
The forums don't seem to be very active right now, anyone know why?
#linux #arm #aarch64 #hdmi #fedora
Ok so like what if you took an m4 Mac mini board, installed #FedoraAsahiRemix and built a gaming handheld around that board?
#steamdeck #aarch64
Dude, I got a Dell! (Latitude 7455)
Gonna be putting Linux on it, no one worked on this one before (though it sorta boots with the XPS device tree).
^ help me cover my cuestionable financial decisions and support #Linux development on #arm #aarch64 #qualcomm #snapdragon laptops! ^
Updated librewolf, cinny-desktop, legcord, and added liquidshell (for kde) and a few more packages today. #slackaroni #slackware #arm64 #aarch64 https://slackware.lngn.net/pub/aarch64/slackwareaarch64-current/ChangeLog.txt
Spend the afternoon debugging my personal application after upgrading to #Java24. It would not start on my #PINE64 (#AARCH64 #ARM) . But it worked on my machine (yeah I know). Seems that the latest #openjdk builds are broken on that architecture. I initially thought that Java 24 changes to much it broke but it is the latest patch. It now runs smoothly on 21.0.6. Too bad I can't file a #bug somewhere. It has to do with #classloading. #java #developers #tenmurin
What is impressive here is the availability of this feature in #JuliaLang #JuliaPackaging - when compared with competing programming environments:
* #dotnet #NuGet only has crude runtimes like #x64, and #arm64.
* #python #PyPI wheels seems equally constrained with #manylinux supporting plain, e.g., #x86_64, and #aarch64.
Not to mention #BinaryBuilder in general with support for e.g. #musl, #armv7l, #bsd and #riscv64
Whatever the number of applications of #microarchitecture specific binaries.
5 lines of #JuliaLang is all you need to get to get the most of your hardware via #AVX512, #AppleSilicon, or other microarchitecture-specific binaries instead of plain #x86_64 / #amd64 / #x64, #aarch64 / #arm64 binaries!
… and the best part, you don’t even have to write those five lines - they’re here for you (and have been for a long time):
https://github.com/JuliaPackaging/Yggdrasil/blob/master/platforms/microarchitectures.jl
Dear Lazy web...
With the old #NixOS aarch64 build host dead and my request for access to the new one unsuccessful, I'm pondering the best path to having an aarch64 build machine again. I see three paths, in no particular order:
* Pay for an #aarch64 VPS and set it up as a build machine
* Re-build one of my Pi3's as a build machine
* Use cross compilation
None of them are ideal and there may be better ways.
Interested in your thoughts or other ideas.
I’m gonna to start aggressively migrating stuff to #aarch64 since the majority of workloads are #golang and any that are making use of specific intel version performance characteristics are already isolated to specific cpu generation and class.
Will it save money? Sure. Will it promote diversity in cpu architecture and help normalize alternative cpu architectures in the org and maybe slightly through cloud spend? Fucking maybe.
Here’s a non-ai image to express this good idea visually.
Success!!! I've migrated Immich from an x86 Debian system to Asahi Fedora on an M1 Mac Mini.
Installing Fedora was easy
Installing Docker was easy.
Installing Tailscale was super simple.
Installing and setting up CSF was easy, but only because I had notes from last time on how to make Docker and Tailscale cooperate.
Migrating the Immich database was a nightmare!! I think because my old system was a mishmash of legacy settings from 100+ releases ago... Also, my old system wasn't on the very newest release, which in itself made migration fail initially.
#immich #tailscale #asahilinux #fedora #aarch64 #csf #docker #macmini #selfhost #selfhosted
We upstreamed an SME code generator for tensor processing primitives to the LIBXSMM library. Small matrix-matrix multiplications are one of the supported primitives, and the code generation can be tested with a few commands:
```
git clone https://github.com/libxsmm/libxsmm.git
cd libxsmm; make -j BLAS=0
cd samples/xgemm; make -j
./gemm_kernel F32 F32 F32 F32 512 512 512 512 512 512 \
1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 nopf nobr 0 1 10000 0
```
https://scalable.uni-jena.de/research/2025/03/31/sme-kernels.html
My first GCC commit! 🎉
Although my first C compiler was Borland Turbo C, GCC has always offered a better programming experience. My journey with GCC started in the late '90s, back when Red Hat was a rad startup, The Matrix was blowing minds, and Rage Against the Machine was blasting through boombox.
After decades of using the GCC toolchain, I now find myself contributing to its codebase. Excited to share my first commit to the GCC project, adding a few intrinsic functions to arm_acle.h.
Huge thanks to everyone on the GCC team for their support!
🔗 https://gcc.gnu.org/git/?p=gcc.git;a=commit;h=f4f7216c56fe2f67c72db5b7c4afa220725f3ed1
Today I managed to get a much more usable browsing experience on my Raspberry Pi 4 running #SlackwareARM. Switched from bloated Firefox over to nice sleek Falkon and configured my adblock lists to block out basically everything. Where on Firefox it plays sites like YT at less than 5 FPS, and Invidious at maybe 6, Falkon plays both at full speed with only the odd frame drop now and then. So much better.
#Slackware #SlackwareARM #Linux #FOSS #RaspberryPi #ARM #AArch64 #Falkon
