A reader on a forum after seeing slides about Rust at #kr2024: "Did it turn into a brawl?"
Not really. There were constructive questions, even if not everyone was on the same page.

* https://kernel-recipes.org/en/2024/schedule/interfacing-kernel-c-apis-from-rust/ - Andreas HINDBORG
* https://kernel-recipes.org/en/2024/schedule/giving-rust-a-chance-for-in-kernel-codecs/ - Daniel ALMEIDA

/proc/meminfo seems like a bunch of encrypted info? Want to decode and make sense of it? Everything you ever wanted to know about /proc/meminfo is here 💡🔎#kr2024:

https://kernel-recipes.org/en/2024/schedule/all-your-memory-are-belong-to-whom

Thanks @vbabka !

Hey! The #kr2024 conference videos and most of the slides are now available online! Dive in and enjoy without moderation! 😎📽️ #kr2024

Browse the schedule to get videos and slides
https://kernel-recipes.org/en/2024/schedule/

All the videos
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQ8PmP_dnN7L11sHfHc3CF9__SCV_vL2T

Thanks again to all our speakers!

During Kernel Recipes, after his talk on memory counters in Linux, I asked @vbabka a naive question : how does the kernel sort between active and inactive pages? He kindly pointed to this talk at LPC in 2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bnWQF7WQP0

It turns out the answer is quite complex, as there are many special cases : the talk is 54 minutes long, and answering my question with an overview (skipping many details) takes 20+ minutes!

I learned a ton on how memory reclaim works, and I recommend you watch it if you like to understand the details of how your OS works.

#LinuxKernel #kr2024 #lpc2022 #KernelRecipes

That's it for this edition of Kernel Recipes! Read all the live blog articles here: https://kernel-recipes.org/en/2024/category/live-blog/
See you in 2025!

#kr2024 #KernelRecipes