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unixbhaskar writes:
A new kernel release is always exciting, because it is packed with features never seen before and quite a lot of enhancements. Having a new kernel also means less vulnerability in your setup; those damn things get fixed upstream as fast as you might imagine.
Inclined people can look into this page, which is curated for the latest release.... https://kernelnewbies.org/Linu...
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unixbhaskar writes:
I still believe(like everyone else) that this is an act of AI or a sheer compromised account. Kees is a long-time Linux kernel contributor, and I can not fathom that he will commit that kind of folly. Period .
But , you never know.....
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unixbhaskar writes:
It seems interesting though.If the detailed benchmark shows some improvement with the option selected, then distros might started to adopt it for their flavor.
175489131
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unixbhaskar writes:
Linus has released a fresh Linux kernel for public consumption. Please give it a try and report any glitches to the maintainers for improvement. Also, please do not forget to express your appreciation to those tireless folks who did all the hard work for you.
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unixbhaskar writes:
Well, Let's Encrypt decided to do another layer of security protocol update. And as per their statement stop IP tracking of the visitor.
The new kid in the block is Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLs) .
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unixbhaskar writes:
Coooooooooooooooooooooooooool !!!! It will certainly satisfy the modern people who delve into it. But it is not as eye candy as people think. We have logos in other places too, name and vividly while booting the kernel we can have logo as number of CPU threads.
So, it is not new but a useful addition to the important stuff. Moreover, it is monochrome, so certainly not resource-hungry. Plus, if all else fails, the ASCII art logo is still there to show. :)
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unixbhaskar writes:
It was such a loss .... The Phoronix article informed us.
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unixbhaskar writes:
A company in the UK(learn from their domain) started to ship old Thinkpad (specifically the x series and t series models) with libreboot(https://libreboot.org/) firmware. Which is based on coreboot(https://www.coreboot.org/) firmware.
