http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/07/06 ... ux_kernel/
WOW , and 41 per cent of the entire patch is for new amd gpu headers.
ONE MILLION new lines of code hit Linux Kernel
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Bindee
ONE MILLION new lines of code hit Linux Kernel
4.2 rc1 is biggest … release … candidate … EVER
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/07/06 ... ux_kernel/
WOW , and 41 per cent of the entire patch is for new amd gpu headers.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/07/06 ... ux_kernel/
WOW , and 41 per cent of the entire patch is for new amd gpu headers.
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Bindee
Linus Torvalds warns he's in no mood to be polite as Linux 4.2 drags
Nowt 'disastrous', but current kernel candidate is in 'fairly annoying' state
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/08/03 ... _42_drags/
Already causing problems...........
Nowt 'disastrous', but current kernel candidate is in 'fairly annoying' state
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/08/03 ... _42_drags/
Already causing problems...........
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gcmartin
Much improvements are occurring all around us.
What did anyone expect when we see the changes in industry occurring. Same old thing does NOT fly. Never did. Over time we continue to see this occurring, not just in tech industry, but everywhere thruout time.
And, as usual, there will always be those who question the way. In the last 2 decades we have seen so much of this. It will continue.
I do recognize the obvious as hardware manufacturing, firmware ability, and capability is migrating into what is needed, today. Dont dismiss the fact that mainstream OSes,of which LInux is a member, are already privy to what is occurring, not to mention how the public is viewed to use this.
All of this is intended to meet the demand that will be generated in business and public space.
Code size is not what is important! Especially in the PCs built in the last decade! We must begin to understand this mere fact. PERFORMANCE is what OSes are doing and will continue doing as time moves forward. We are still a decade or 2 away from when hardware and code will match the processing speed and ability of the human brain.
In Puppyland, we will be the benefactors of Linux improvements.
And, as usual, there will always be those who question the way. In the last 2 decades we have seen so much of this. It will continue.
I do recognize the obvious as hardware manufacturing, firmware ability, and capability is migrating into what is needed, today. Dont dismiss the fact that mainstream OSes,of which LInux is a member, are already privy to what is occurring, not to mention how the public is viewed to use this.
All of this is intended to meet the demand that will be generated in business and public space.
Code size is not what is important! Especially in the PCs built in the last decade! We must begin to understand this mere fact. PERFORMANCE is what OSes are doing and will continue doing as time moves forward. We are still a decade or 2 away from when hardware and code will match the processing speed and ability of the human brain.
In Puppyland, we will be the benefactors of Linux improvements.