Linux 3.11 Kernel Released

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Linux 3.11 Kernel Released

For those not paying attention, Linus Torvalds has done a Labor Day release of the Linux 3.11 kernel...

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=MTQ1MTY

[uid313]

http://kernelnewbies.org/Linux_3.11

[frign]

Anaphoras

Wow, speaking of anaphoras .

For those not paying attention,

For those not paying attention,

[stiiixy]

For those who forgot English; *Labour

[sandain]

For those who forgot English; *Labour

No. It is an American holiday, so the American spelling (labor) is correct. Language evolves, get over it.

[PeterKraus]

Aaaaaaand it's packaged and ready to go in Arch testing. Wow, that was quick.

[Sonadow]

the only thing that interests me in this release is the addition of driver support for the Intel's and Atheros' 80211ac hardware.

Ralink / Mediatek's 80211ac driver source is released out-of-tree on their official website, so no biggie.

That just leaves Realtek's RTL8812AU (usb) and RTL8812AE (mpcie) still lacking Linux drivers.

[TheCycoONE]

No. It is an American holiday, so the American spelling (labor) is correct. Language evolves, get over it.

A little bit ethnocentric. I'm Canadian, and I just celebrated Labour Day.

[startzz]

yalouw merica http://themetapicture.com/americas-official-language/

[smitty3268]

A little bit ethnocentric. I'm Canadian, and I just celebrated Labour Day.

No more ethnocentric than calling it Labour Day, though.

And since both Linus Torvalds and Phoronix are based out of the US, that seems like the obvious holiday they would be referring to. The fact that Canada picked the same date for their holiday is somewhat besides the point.