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A short status report on Linux gaming work that lists concrete kernel and userland gaps being tackled and who is already shipping on Linux, with clear calls for patches and testing rather than vague promises. Topics include graphics stack fixes, input and audio latency reduction, power management for consoles, and matchmaking between compositor features and kernel scheduling — mentions kernel patches, performance tooling, collaboration across vendors and what work is still unfinished.
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