Linux 4.16-rc3 Released With "Small Changes All Over"

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Linux 4.16-rc3 Released With "Small Changes All Over"

Linus Torvalds released Linux 4.16-rc3 on Sunday night and overall it was another routine update towards stabilizing the Linux 4.16 kernel...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Linux-4.16-rc3-Released

[Azrael5]

How many RCs are assumed to be released?

[FireBurn]

How many RCs are assumed to be released?

Usually 7rc's then final at a week apart, though sometimes its 6 and if there are still issues with rc7 extra ones can happen

[Azrael5]

Usually 7rc's then final at a week apart, though sometimes its 6 and if there are still issues with rc7 extra ones can happen

I hope they will be total 6

[FireBurn]

I hope they will be total 6

Linus releases final when it's ready, if its rushed out then people might have issues with 4.16.0, and it basically means 4.16.1 will be where 4.16.0 should have been.

If you really care about getting the latest code, run a kernel from Linus's tree, agd5f's tree if you're an AMDGPU user or Linux Next if you want to test the latest code across the whole kernel

[starshipeleven]

Nobody ever needs a systemd rule file with iOS or Android.

You ever read the app manifests in Android and iOS?

It's basically the same, although they are written in XML and/or use java-like function names for added readability.

And I don't have to deal with stoopid shiat like this over and over again:

You bought NVIDIA without knowing that it does not support rc kernels and it will likely break until they make an updated blob driver? Because that's a PEBKAC.

nvidia 384.111 no workie with 4.16 RC3

fixed.