Linux Torvalds has announced the release of the final version of Linux kernel 6.15.
AnduinOS has announced the release of new builds of their Windows 11-inspired Linux distribution based on Ubuntu Linux featuring various fixes and enhancements. The latest build, version 1.3.2, integrates libfuse2t64, libfuse3-3, and libopengl0 to offer native support for AppImage. It also includes power-profiles-daemon for managing power profiles and the Intel thesofproject/sof-bin firmware to ensure compatibility with the latest Intel audio devices. A pin file has been established to restrict the upgrading of software-properties-gtk and base-files.
The build 1.2.5 resolves localization issues, incorporates the en_GB locale into the default locale list to accommodate British English, and rectifies a problem where the installer ubiquity does not adhere to the system theme. The package cracklib-runtime has been incorporated to improve password security.
The build 1.2.5 resolves localization issues, incorporates the en_GB locale into the default locale list to accommodate British English, and rectifies a problem where the installer ubiquity does not adhere to the system theme. The package cracklib-runtime has been incorporated to improve password security.
Linux kernel 6.12.30 has been released
Linux kernel 6.14.8 has been released
Linux kernel 5.15.184 has been released.
Linux kernel 6.1.140 has been released.
Linux kernel 6.6.92 has been released.
The release of Linux kernel 6.15-rc7 brings several fixes and improvements to the kernel. The kernel includes bug mitigations, such as using value to check for invalid delays, fixing memory leaks, and enabling BLK_FEAT_ATOMIC_WRITES for multipathing. Other changes include fixing self deadlock, removing duplicate BTF_ID_FLAGS definitions, and fixing the rq lock state in hotplug ops. The patch also includes a slightly bigger patch for sched-ext. The kernel has been updated with fixes for various issues, such as addressing a typo in MT7988 ESW capability and fixing a folio leak in submit_one_async_extent(). The final 6.15 release is expected next weekend.
The list of changes in the X86 kernel includes fixes for various issues, such as split 1024-byte hexdumps, SND_AICA dependency on SH_DMA_API, and more. The list also includes fixes for USB 2.0 host detection failure, wlan_ctrl_by_user detection, and CGX Receive counters. Other improvements include introducing NULL check in uclogic_input_configured(), introducing the devmem_only flag for allocation, and fixing LDO5 shutdown causing SD card timeout. The list also includes fixes for encoding DSB, proton-pack, BHB mitigation, processor subtable walk, and memory leaks.
The list of changes in the X86 kernel includes fixes for various issues, such as split 1024-byte hexdumps, SND_AICA dependency on SH_DMA_API, and more. The list also includes fixes for USB 2.0 host detection failure, wlan_ctrl_by_user detection, and CGX Receive counters. Other improvements include introducing NULL check in uclogic_input_configured(), introducing the devmem_only flag for allocation, and fixing LDO5 shutdown causing SD card timeout. The list also includes fixes for encoding DSB, proton-pack, BHB mitigation, processor subtable walk, and memory leaks.
Linux kernel 5.15.183 has been released
Linux kernel 6.1.139 has been released
Linux kernel 6.12.29 has been released
Linux kernel 6.6.91 has been released
Linux kernel 6.14.7 has been released
AnduinOS 1.3, a Linux distribution inspired by Windows 11 and based on GNOME 48, has been updated to version 1.3.1, incorporating minor fixes and enhancements. The tasks encompass addressing Nautilus crashes, modifying image text during boot, incorporating the en_GB locale, rectifying Nautilus admin:/ command errors, and correcting the installer's default fallback order. The update mechanism is currently handled through a bash script but will be integrated into the sudo apt upgrade command in the future.
Linus Torvalds has announced the sixth release candidate for Linux kernel 6.15, with a slightly higher number of commits than in rc5, but this is not a significant difference.
The release schedule still has two weeks left, and it seems to be on track. The changes include drivers, architecture fixes, filesystems, core networking, and other random stuff. The changes include enabling InterTouch on various devices, adjusting GPU and NPU clocks in nominal DTSI, fixing pm notifier handling, and improving responsiveness of fbnic_mbx_poll_tx_ready. The kernel also includes fixes for a more liberal vmin/vmax update for freesync, a more liberal call for FP Protect Before Mode Programming/Mode Support, and adjustments to interrupt-controllers for stm32mp25 SoCs and stm32mp21 SoCs. T
Linux kernel 6.1.138 has been released.
Linux kernel 5.15.182 has been released.
Linux kernel 6.12.28 has been released.
Linux kernel 6.6.90 has been released.
Linux kernel 6.14.6 has been released.
