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    Ubuntu 26.10 launches today with local voice dictation●Ubuntu 26.10 sort aujourd'hui avec Myna, une dictée vocale en preview qui tourne 100 % en local. Aussi au programme : -MmastodonTechnologySoftware34 h ago

    Ubuntu 26.10, codenamed with the Myna voice dictation feature, is released today. Myna offers speech-to-text running entirely locally as a preview. The release also brings GNOME 51, replaces dbus-daemon with dbus-broker, and adds a Drivers page in the App Center including NVIDIA support. The version is supported for nine months, until July 2027.

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    Nvidia rolls out new performance mode for frame generation●Nvidia has released a new performance mode for its frame-generation technology in the beta version of the Nvidia app. ThMmastodonCultureGaming31 d ago

    Nvidia has released a new performance mode for its frame-generation technology in the beta version of the Nvidia app. The new Preset C mode uses an alternative, lighter-weight algorithm that replaces part of the optical flow AI model, reducing the load on native rendering and aiming to improve frame rates with less performance overhead for gamers testing the beta software.

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    llama.cpp launches Windows app with day-one RTX Spark support●llama.cppのWindowsアプリ登場、RTX Sparkに初日対応 – PC Watch https://www. yayafa.com/2911034/ # AgenticAi # AI # ArtificialGeneralInMmastodonTechnologyAI123 h ago

    A dedicated Windows application for llama.cpp, the popular open-source tool for running large language models locally, has been released, with support for Nvidia's RTX Spark hardware available from day one. PC Watch reports the news, and AI enthusiasts are sharing it as a sign of easier local LLM use on Windows machines.

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    Global PC App Ecosystem Ready for NVIDIA RTX Spark▼All Systems Go: Global PC App Ecosystem Ready for NVIDIA RTX Spark✉newsTechnologySoftware1 d ago

    NVIDIA says the worldwide PC application ecosystem is ready for RTX Spark, announcing that software developers globally have prepared their apps for the new hardware platform. The company's announcement frames the launch as fully supported across the PC software landscape, though no specific applications or partners are detailed in the available coverage.

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