Linux 3.11 Features Fall Into Place With Merge Window

hypnosec writes "The Linux 3.11 merge window is about to close, most probably this Sunday, and most of the pull requests have been merged, including feature additions and improvements to disk & file system, CPU, graphics and other hardware. Some notable merges are: LZ4 compression; Zswap for compressed swap caching; inclusion of a Lustre file-system client for the first time; Dynamic Power Management (DPM) support for R600 GPUs; KVM and Xen virtualization on 64-bit hardware (AArch64); and a new DRM (Direct Rendering Manager) driver for the Renesas R-Car SoC."

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Re:FINALLY!

[Anonymous Coward]

I'm still here. Though there's no incentive for me to take this place seriously anymore, they'll prevent any account(like mine) from posting if some bed-wetting estrogenous faggot or some stinky hairy bull-dyke's widdle feewings are hurt by cogent comments which expose and codify the cruelty of life.

  It was a nice run while it lasted, though, I'm sure I was the first if not the only motherfucker to go from excellent to terrible karma, then back up again ad-nauseum. Shit, son, what else can anybody do here for entertainment besides troll?

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