the release version of the QEMU emulator 4.1, which allows running programs from one processor architecture on another. For example, an ARM application on an x86-compatible PC. It is claimed that the emulator delivers performance speeds close to native and supports full emulation of 14 architectures and over 400 devices.
Specifically, version 4.1 provides support for Hygon Dhyana and Intel SnowRidge CPU models and includes emulation for the RDRAND extension. Changes have also been made at the driver level. Additionally, the emulation of many architectures has received improvements and new features. More about the nature of the improvements can be in the official project wiki.
In addition, Additionally, Valve developers have updated their gaming project Proton to version 4.11-2. As you know, this application is designed to enable the launch of Steam games made for Windows on Linux. The main innovations relate to increasing the versions of libraries and engines to current ones. Also, the system can now output data on 60 FPS mode and for high refresh rate screens, while issues with text input stuttering in the games Earth Defense Force 5 and Earth Defense Force 4.1 have been resolved.
The release of the IceWM window manager 1.6.
Source: 3dnews.ru
