Next Linux kernel release supports more ARMs with less code Better ARM, multitouch in kernel 3.7 will give ammo to Win RT hackers.

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Developing within the world of Linux isn't always smiles, sharing, and kumbaya. Jack Wallen weighs in on the recent "code of conduct" patch submitted to the Linux kernel.

Here’s the output I got on my Ubuntu 16.10 Yakkety Yak system that’s running Linux kernel 4.8: A similar output on a Solus system using uname -a gives the following output:. When you run uname ...

Well, you can always download the Linux kernel source code and compile it yourself, or wait for your Linux distribution to package up and release this update as a software update — but not all do.

The latest refresh of the Linux kernel, 3.3, is now available, and the second release of 2012 brings with it the long-awaited merging of code from Google's little side project. While that is ...

What is Linux Kernel module? Linux Kernel is the main component of a GNU/Linux operating system. The functionality of the Linux Kernel can be extended without the need to reboot the system using ...

The next major release, Linux kernel 6.7, is on its way, with the first Release Candidate (RC) now available for public testing. According to Torvalds, this merge window is the biggest ever, boasting ...

On the occasion of Linux kernel birthday, The Linux Foundation shared some interesting facts about the same. Let’s take a look at them: Version 0.01 of the Linux kernel had 10,239 lines of code.

The Linux kernel is the link between the programs that you run and the hardware that you own. This means that your distro will not detect your hardware if your kernel old enough to not have an ...

The first new kernel release of the year has arrived — yes, Linux 6.13 has gone stable. Linux kernel 6.13 adds, as ever, a vast array of improvements, from an updated Raspberry Pi graphics driver ...

This is because these older chips lack certain features that newer kernel code relies on. Well, support for these old processors has been dropped from Kernel 6.15. Try Linux Kernel 6.15. For those who ...