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Linux Kernel 2.6.14 Released

Posted by Zonk on from the something-new-to-play-with dept.

digitalderbs writes "Linux kernel 2.6.14 was released on 10-28. OSnews reports on new features like 'HostAP, FUSE, the linux port of the plan9's 9P protocol, netlink connector, relayfs, securityfs, centrino's wireless drivers, support for DCCP (currently a RFC draft, PPTP, full 4 page-table support for ppc64, numa-aware slab allocator, lock-free descriptor lookup' and many other things. The changelog is also available."

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  1. Even Debian has it ready! by jZnat · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Even Debian had this ready before the article! Word on the mailing lists it that they also hope to be able to release GNOME 2.14 (or was it 2.16?) in parallel with GNOME later on. Now wouldn't that be cool?

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  2. Re:Look out Linux gimps, here comes the troll song by toddbu · · Score: 1, Offtopic
    I think the appropriate mod for this would be "redundant" or perhaps offtopic, not troll. Anyone who would mod this as a troll either has no sense of humor or perhaps has never heard the song 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover . You gotta wonder what Paul Simon thinks of this version?

    Personally, I'd love to hear a new rendition of You Can Call Me Al crafted for Slashdot.

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