Linux 4.2 Works On More Scheduler Improvements
Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Kernel on 23 June 2015 at 08:47 AM EDT. Add A Comment
LINUX KERNEL --
Alongside his many other pull requests, Ingo Molnar sent in the scheduler changes on Monday for the Linux 4.2 kernel.

Among the scheduler changes with Linux 4.2 are NUMA balancing improvements, deadline scheduler improvements, /proc/sched_debug improvements, and an assortment of other changes.


More details via the scheduler pull request update.
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