Linux Kernel 6.10-rc6 released

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Linus Torvalds has announced the release of the sixth release candidate for Linux kernel 6.10. Release candidate 6 is a small, random patch release with mostly driver fixes, arch fixlets, filesystem fixes, and selftests. There's no significant pattern, except for a series of tty/serial reverts.

Linux Kernel 6.10-rc5 released

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The fifth release candidate for Linux kernel 6.10 has been released, capping up a reasonably peaceful release cycle. Driver changes account for approximately one-third of the differences, with a few greater modifications. The rest is a random assortment of fixes, such as bcachefs, networking selftests, documentation, VM fixes, core networking, and architecture. There are no noteworthy problems with 6.10.

Linux Kernel 6.10-rc4 released

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Linus Torvalds has announced the fourth release candidate for Linux kernel 6.10. The new release comes with driver fixes, a parisc fix, firewire tracepoint updates, bcachefs and cachefiles fixes, and small random changes. The majority of changes are driver-related, with some exceptions.

Deepin 23 RC2 released

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The second release candidate of Deepin V23 is now available for downloading and testing. The release offers new features and optimizations, such as the "Backup Update" toggle button, updated system fonts, and improved video decoding compatibility. The package also contains a new nvidia-graphics-drivers package and a new installer trial mode. The display style of the encrypted network lock icon has been changed to match the interface when the machine is not locked.

Basic package upgrades include corrections for known security flaws, increased performance and multithreading capabilities, and improved internationalization support. Compiler improvements have been performed, and Python interaction with Version 3.12 has been enhanced for faster execution and memory economy. Package management capabilities and performance have been improved, as well as the efficiency and reliability of the package management tool.

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