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Linux Kernel 2.6.4 Released

Posted by michael on from the give-the-gift-of-aluminum dept.

justinarthur writes "The Linux kernel version 2.6.4 has been released at 03:16 UTC. Included in the changes from version 2.6.3 are fixes to XFS support, Wide Area Networking, USB connectivity, and IEEE1394 connectivity. To download a copy, it is recommended that one utilizes a Linux Kernel Archives mirror. Linus Torvalds' announcement to the Linux Kernel Mailing list concerning this release is available here." Reader k-zed points out that Linux 1.0 was released in March 1994, ten years ago.

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  1. Re:wow! by dingo · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    And it only took ten years

    You can have a competition with any progeny to see who can do it again. A kind of inter-generational "bring the family together thing"

    (im giving you the benefit of the doubt on the progeny thing)

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  2. Re:In 94, I was using Windows 3.1 by pohl · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    WTF do you mean by "slashdot logic"? You're comparing separate acts of moderation by (almost certainly) different individuals. By what reason would you exect Person A's world view to be consistent with Person B's? Just because they're both in the same slashdot thread on the same day? How about you "go figure".

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  3. Re:In 94, I was using Windows 3.1 by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Hi! Welcome to slashdot!

    If you're looking for people with knowledge a mile wide but an inch deep, and the hubris to claim that that're the 'technological elite' you've come to the right place.

    If you're looking for anything in depth, or sane conversation, I think you are so very-very lost.

    Why the fuck am I posting here anyway?