Linux 3.6 Kernel Released
Posted by Michael Larabel on September 30, 2012
Linus Torvalds released the Linux 3.6 kernel on Sunday afternoon.
After 3.6-rc7, things ended up calming down, so Linus decided to release the official 3.6 version rather than going to an 3.6-rc8 release.
For those not yet familiar with the Linux 3.6 kernel, see the interesting features of Linux 3.6.
Linus Torvalds' 3.6 release announcement can be read here.
Now it's time to get excited for the Linux 3.7 kernel development.
After 3.6-rc7, things ended up calming down, so Linus decided to release the official 3.6 version rather than going to an 3.6-rc8 release.
For those not yet familiar with the Linux 3.6 kernel, see the interesting features of Linux 3.6.
Linus Torvalds' 3.6 release announcement can be read here.
Now it's time to get excited for the Linux 3.7 kernel development.
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