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systemd 260-rc2 has been released, bringing several new features and refinements ahead of a stable release. Key additions include: clarification that the FANCY_NAME os-release field supports non-ASCII Unicode glyphs; a new 'enqueue-marked' verb for systemctl; CPUSchedulingPolicy= now supports 'ext' for the SCHED_EXT scheduler; a new MemoryTHP= setting for per-service Transparent Huge Pages control; a new udev built-in 'tpm2_id' for TPM2 device identification; expanded systemd-networkd .link file options for Ethernet offload configuration; human-readable IP address reporting in systemd-networkd's Varlink/JSON interfaces; systemd-vmspawn gains machined registration and ephemeral machine support; and systemd-logind/udevd add an 'xaccess' concept for delegating device access to users.

systemd 260-rc2 Released With More Changes