Linux Kernel 6.9-rc4 released

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Linus Torvalds has announced the release of the fourth release candidate for Linux kernel 6.9. Most of the updates that were released this week were completely random, and they included some new hardware mitigations and bcachefs fixes. The timer fallout and drivers that were left over from the merge window made up the remaining content.

Linux Kernel 6.9-rc3 released

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Linus Torvalds has announced the release of the third release candidate for Linux kernel 6.9. Over a third of the patch is comprised of the bcachefs component, while the remaining components include drivers, architecture fixes, filesystem noise, selftest updates, and a few other modifications on top of that.

ChimeraOS 2024-04-01 (ccd1b01) released

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New installation media for ChimeraOS is now available for download. ChimeraOS is an operating system that provides a gaming experience that is unlike any other sofa gaming. After the installation is complete, you can immediately begin playing your favorite games by booting directly into Steam Big Picture.

Linux Kernel 6.9-rc2 released

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Linus Torvalds has made the announcement that the second release candidate for Linux kernel 6.9 is now available for testing. The majority of this update is comprised of architecture fixes as well as improvements to the xfs and btrfs filesystems.

Linux Kernel 6.9-rc1 released

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The first release candidate for Linux kernel 6.9 has been announced by Linus Torvalds. The majority of the changes that have been made are to the header files for AMD GPUs. Approximately forty percent of the patch is comprised of AMD GPU definitions that were generated automatically. However, the core updates are significant, including a rewrite of the timer subsystem to improve performance and a new workqueue subsystem for BH workqueue support. Both of these updates enhance the functionality of the system.

4MLinux 45.0 released

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The 4MLinux 45.0 series has been upgraded to the stable release, which includes a variety of features such as LibreOffice, GNOME Office, Firefox, Chrome, Thunderbird, Audacious, VLC, SMPlayer, Mesa, and Wine. New features include new printing drivers, improved video scaling support via FFmpeg and MPlayer, the addition of CHAMP Kong, Basilisk web browser, and a system-wide upgrade to OpenSSL version 3.

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