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Linux 4.1 Kernel Released With EXT4 Encryption, Performance Improvements
An anonymous reader writes: The Linux 4.1 kernel has been announced and its release brings expanded features for the Linux kernel including EXT4 file-system encryption, open-source GeForce GTX 750 support, performance improvements for Intel Atom / Bay Trail hardware, RAID 5/6 improvements, and other additions.
Good to know I'm not the only one bugged by that, not to mention the stupid "video clips" thing they've added.
Seems like they gave up on beta but are now messing with the "classic" site.
Click the article title instead. I switched to that method years ago when the read more button started doing stupid Javascript tricks.
Really, you should be able to cope with this sort of change. It's minor, and this isn't your site. Deal with it like an adult and quit cluttering up the discussion threads with your whining.
I'm suspicious that it was done intentionally, to prod us into posting links on social media and driving more traffic to the site. And why would I want to link my social media sites to Slashdot? I'd want to link directly to the article anyway.
Which distro are you using that isn't already infected by systemd? I'm SO glad Gentoo still allows me to use OpenRC...
Me too! I use both funtoo and gentoo, at work and at home, but here's a pretty good sized list of options for those who like debian, arch, and other distributions:
http://without-systemd.org/wik...
If you're stuck with Red Hat, your choices have been pretty much taken from you, and you should probably be looking to change to something else, but otherwise you probably have the choice of using OpenRC or upstart, and someone has probably already figured out how for you.
The Future of Human Evolution: Autonomy
Am a Debian fan, and seriously pissed that Debian decided to slide down the systemd shithole, so I decided to check out the Debian fork, Devuan.. Seems they have taken Jessie and ripped that systemd abortion out.. Am currently running it in a Virtualbox vm, time will tell if I go with Devuan over Debian....
THANK YOU, Edward Snowden!! Americans owe you a debt of gratitude (whether they know it or not..)