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Linux Kernel 6.14 Released, Here’s What’s New

Linux kernel 6.14 introduces NT sync primitives for faster gaming, improved Btrfs RAID1 read balancing, GPU memory control, and more.

Google engineers propose LUO, a state-machine-driven system to manage live Linux kernel updates with minimal disruption.

The Linux kernel has rapidly grown, reaching an impressive milestone, surpassing 40 million lines of code.

Linux kernel 6.13 introduces lazy preemption, atomic writes in XFS/Ext4, improved ARM64 virtualization, enhanced networking device APIs, and more.

Learn how to unlock Arch's full potential by installing and switching between different Linux kernels with our guide.

Linus Torvalds criticizes Bcachefs' development in the Linux kernel, expressing frustration over unstable updates.

Canonical's Kernel Team is shifting policy, adopting a bold new approach to offering the latest Linux features in Ubuntu. Full details inside.

Initially developed for Solaris, Oracle's new DTrace version promises feature-complete system tracing for all Linux users.

The 30-year-old ext2 filesystem is marked as deprecated in the upcoming Linux kernel 6.9 for lacking dates support beyond 2038.

Linux kernel 6.7's merge window is now open, and Bcachefs slid in! All indications point to things happening this time.