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Rust-Written LAVD Kernel Scheduler Shows Promising Results For Linux Gaming


Changwoo Min with Igalia presented yesterday at Open-Source Summit North America on optimizing the kernel's scheduler for Linux gaming

For less than $4 USD per month, you can help support our site while the funds generated allow us to keep doing Linux hardware reviews, performance benchmarking, maintain our community forums, and much more. Of course, the motivation is around Valve's Steam Deck but for Linux gaming at large to benefit too from this scheduler work to ideally yield less stuttering during gameplay. The LAVD scheduler was showing better or similar performance to EEVDF in the tests carried out by Igalia atop a Linux 6.9-rc1 based kernel when looking both at the average FPS and the 1% low frame rates.

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