Linus Torvalds announced the release of stable Linux Kernel 6.17. Linux 6.17 introduces many exciting features and improvements.

These days, you rarely have to build your own Linux kernel. You just take what your distribution ships, and it usually works ...

Here are some of the highlights of the Linux 6.17 release: Specific support for single-core processors has been removed, and ...

Performance of new version mostly good, but future uncertain The bcachefs file system, now "externally maintained" outside ...

Bcachefs team released a APT repository to deliver necessary DKMS packages. Here is how to install Bcachefs on Debian and ...

Managarm, Asterinas, Xous – where disaffected code whisperers could go Between Rust, new file systems, clashes between developers, systemd absorbing its functionality, and more, rumors of possible ...

The next kernel will have no new bcachefs code – and the openSUSE versions that use that kernel are going further still. The ...

Working at the intersection of Apple's newest hardware and Linux kernel development, for the benefit of a free distribution, was never going to be easy. But it's been an especially hard couple of ...

A relatively small addition to the v6.13 Linux kernel could trim data center costs by optimizing how data is delivered to an application based on network traffic conditions. An improvement to the way ...

SAN MATEO, Calif. – December 3, 2024 – Hammerspace announced contributions to the Linux kernel designed to transform standard Linux servers into platforms for enterprise, AI and HPC file and object ...

UPDATE (December 2 nd, 2024): The bootkit described in this report seems to be part of a project created by cybersecurity students participating in Korea's Best of the Best (BoB) training program. As ...