Linux Kernel 6.7 Reaches End of Life, Users Urged to Upgrade to Linux Kernel 6.8
Linux kernel 6.7 reached end of life and all users are now recommended to upgrade their systems to the latest Linux 6.8 kernel as soon as possible.
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Linux kernel 6.7 reached end of life and all users are now recommended to upgrade their systems to the latest Linux 6.8 kernel as soon as possible.
Linus Torvalds announced the general availability of the first Release Candidate version of the upcoming Linux 6.9 kernel series for public testing.
GNU Linux-Libre 6.8 kernel is now available for download. This release is based on Linux kernel 6.8 and it’s targeted at those who seek 100% freedom for their personal computers.
Linux kernel 6.8 is now available for download with new features, better hardware support, networking enhancements, and much more.
Linus Torvalds announced the general availability of the first Release Candidate version of the upcoming Linux 6.8 kernel series for public testing.
Linux 4.14 LTS kernel series has reached end of life after being maintained for more than six years, receiving a total of 336 point releases.
GNU Linux-Libre 6.7 kernel is now available for download. This release is based on Linux kernel 6.7 and it’s targeted at those who seek 100% freedom for their personal computers.
Linux kernel 6.7 is now available for download with the bcachefs file system implementation, better hardware support, networking enhancements, and much more.
Linux kernel 6.5 reached end of life and all users are now recommended to upgrade their system to the latest Linux 6.6 LTS kernel as soon as possible.
Linus Torvalds announced the general availability of the first Release Candidate version of the upcoming Linux 6.7 kernel series for public testing.
GNU Linux-Libre 6.6 kernel is now available for download. This release is based on Linux kernel 6.6 and it’s targeted at those who seek 100% freedom for their personal computers.
Linux kernel 6.6 is now available for download with Intel shadow-stack, new RISC-V features, new and updated drivers, support for more hardware devices, and much more.
Linux kernel 6.4 reached end of life and all users are now recommended to upgrade their systems to the latest Linux 6.5 kernel as soon as possible.
Linus Torvalds announced the general availability of the first Release Candidate version of the upcoming Linux 6.6 kernel series for public testing.
GNU Linux-Libre 6.5 kernel is now available for download. This release is based on Linux kernel 6.5 and it’s targeted at those who seek 100% freedom for their personal computers.
MIDI 2.0 support in ALSA, ACPI support for the RISC-V architecture, Landlock support for UML (User-Mode Linux), and much more.
The Linux 6.3 kernel series reached end of life after being supported for less than three months. The series is no longer actively supported and users are now urged to upgrade to Linux kernel 6.4.
Linus Torvalds announced the general availability of the first Release Candidate version of the upcoming Linux 6.5 kernel series for public testing.
GNU Linux-Libre 6.4 kernel is now available for download. This release is based on Linux kernel 6.4 and it’s targeted at those who seek 100% freedom for their personal computers.
Linux kernel 6.4 is now available for download with various new features and improvements, as well as new drivers for better hardware support. Here’s what’s new!