Linux 3.8 Released
diegocg writes "Linux kernel 3.8 has been released. This release includes support in Ext4 for embedding very small files in the inode, which greatly improves the performance for these files and saves some disk space. There is also a new Btrfs feature that allows for quick disk replacement, a new filesystem F2FS optimized for SSDs; support for filesystem mount, UTS, IPC, PID, and network namespaces for unprivileged users; accounting of kernel memory in the memory resource controller; journal checksums in XFS; an improved NUMA policy redesign; and, of course, the removal of support for 386 processors. Many small features and new drivers and fixes are also available. Here's the full list of changes."
First post running Linux 3.8 Kernel!
I thought we were on 2.6 for eternity. Where did 3.8 come from all of a sudden?
Linux is a crock of salad. Pass it on.
"National Security is the chief cause of national insecurity." - Celine's First Law
Linus got a rock and sold it. Passion on.
Big deal. Windows 8 is 2.105 times better than Linux 3.8
My hovercraft is full of eels. Purple monkey dishwasher.
systemd is Roko's Basilisk.
Oiled Frog on a stick. Got pissed on..
OpenBSD still supports '386 processors
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