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Linus Torvalds On Linux 2.6

Posted by Hemos on from the checking-in-with-the-man dept.

ceebABC writes "Linus Torvalds talks about the upcoming Linux 2.6 kernel, in an interview with eWEEK. Linus discusses the scalability and memory management in the new kernel. They also have a story about what's supposed to be in Linux 3.0."

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  1. Re:Ah, the memories by NineNine · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    I didn't say that I didn't learn... simply that I don't learn completely useless shit that does nothing but aggravate my life. I prefer to spend my time on other, really interesting pursuits, such as business, cars, biking, photography, travel, etc. Computers are tools. That's it. Sounds like the parent poster either has virtually no life outside of his dorm room, or has a very unhealthy obsession with electronic equipment, both of which can be helped with some intensive therapy.