CentOS

You may call this "bloatware" or "evolution" or whatever.

Anyway, RH has increased the minimal memory requirements from 1G (RHEL 7) to 1.5G (RHEL 8), see https://access.redhat.com/articles/rhel-limits.

You can also try RHEL 8 for comparison. My guess is that you will see the same thing again.

According to the last section of http://gnuplot.info/docs/latex_demo.pdf, gnuplot's latex terminal has been deprecated. There isn't even a configure option to enable it, you need to edit the code.

You are not supposed to set DISPLAY after logging in to the linux machine. Ssh takes care of that when X forwarding is enabled. It will be something like localhost:10.0, so the value you set is totally wrong (it's for a direct X connection without ssh forwarding X).

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2022/11/15 16:06:24

I want to install some software (NVIDIA DOCA SDK v1.5.0) ...

is it about this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nvidia_BlueField? This is pre-release hardware. If you have access to it, you also have access to the software. And if you are wondering how to get the software installed ...

No, this is not an "official" statement. Just my observation of the current situation and its anticipated development.

As far as I'm concerned: yes, this is expected.

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According to Intel this VROC stuff is supported ootb in 7.5 and later. But you have to install the OS in UEFI mode. VROC is not available in Legacy mode.

This is from early boot (see timestamp) where linux uses a simple memory allocator that does not necessarily deal with all of your RAM. So the number to the left of the slash is what's remaining from what linux does bookkeeping for (at this stage). This and the untouched rest is handed over to the r...

If you regularly have to ping people for doing what you think they should be doing anyway, you know it's over.

While RH said CentOS 7 will be supported until EOL of RHEL 7, I don't expect any real effort in this respect. Rebuilds are now always delayed for a considerable time, often for a month or more. I suspect the delay will be constantly increasing until the point rebuilds are always scheduled for the fu...