The Linux Kernel Highlights Of The 2010s From Torvalds' Sabbatical To Dealing With Vulnerabilities

[phoronix]

Phoronix: The Linux Kernel Highlights Of The 2010s From Torvalds' Sabbatical To Dealing With Vulnerabilities

Going along with our other end of year and decade recaps, here is a look back at the Linux kernel highlights for the 2010s...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Linux-Kernel-2010s-Highlights

[finalzone]

Some highlights from some Linux developers and contributors fixing bugs for HP laptops like Envy x360 ryzen:
- LED mute button works with the help of Takashi Iwao.
- Touchscreen and stylus work thanks to Hans
- An old bug related ACPI affecting majority of HP laptops finally resolved thanks to Hans
- Bug related to APU (Raven Ridge) registries read by some applications leading to a halt fixed by agd5f.

Still missing in action is the initial driver for the AMD sensor fusion hub.

[Redfoxmoon]

Code of Conduct is more needed than ever.

Certainly not! Less authoritarianism is highly needed. Corporate takeover of FOSS is a disease

[moilami]

Certainly not! Less authoritarianism is highly needed. Corporate takeover of FOSS is a disease

Yes. Really. One must be able to say things.

Not surprising "code of conduct" was begun to be enforced after that.

[F.Ultra]

Yes. Really. One must be able to say things.

Not surprising "code of conduct" was begun to be enforced after that.

Except of course that the CoC was introduced years after that.

[DanL]

Code of Conduct is more needed than ever.

Found a new way to troll?

[elatllat]

Trolling about rust is my righteous entertainment.

[tildearrow]

Code of Conduct is more hated than ever.

Fixed version.