Linux 3.6-rc7 Kernel Released - Final Is Due Out Soon
Posted by Michael Larabel on September 24, 2012
The Linux 3.6 kernel is about ready says Linus Torvalds.
In releasing Linux 3.6-rc7, Linus thinks that it could be the last weekly RC before going gold, but there's still some churn so a Linux 3.6-rc8 kernel could end up materializing too.
As far as the changes for 3.6-rc7, it's the usual assortment of regression fixes.
Find out more from the release announcement and the interesting features for Linux 3.6.
In releasing Linux 3.6-rc7, Linus thinks that it could be the last weekly RC before going gold, but there's still some churn so a Linux 3.6-rc8 kernel could end up materializing too.
As far as the changes for 3.6-rc7, it's the usual assortment of regression fixes.
Find out more from the release announcement and the interesting features for Linux 3.6.
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