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Linux 5.5-rc5

Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Monday 6th of January 2020 01:22:06 AM Filed under
Linux

Another week, another rc.

And it's another quiet week, to no surprise.  I think things will
start picking up this upcoming week as everybody is getting back from
holidays, unless 5.5 just happens to be a particularly easy release
(but there's no reason to think that - or the reverse).

Nothing in rc5 really stands out, we have fixes all over

 - drivers (mainly networking, gpu, media, sound, block)

 - core networking

 - architectures (MIPS, RISC-V and Hexagon stand out in the diff, but
there's powerpc too, and some noise elsewhere from patches from Andrew
too)

 - security subsystem fixes (apparmor and tomoyo)

but it's generally just a bit of a mixed bag of small fixes all over.

Shortlog appended, it's small enough to easily scroll through for a
flavor of what's been going on.

            Linus

PS. One sad piece of news I got this past week was that Bruce Evans
has passed away. Bruce wasn't really ever really much directly
involved in Linux development - he was active on the BSD side - but he
was the developer behind Minix/i386, which was what I used for the
original Linux development in the very early days before Linux became
self-hosting.

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Linux 5.5-rc5 Released With "Fixes All Over" + A Big Performance

Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Monday 6th of January 2020 01:23:37 AM.
  • Linux 5.5-rc5 Released With "Fixes All Over" + A Big Performance Regression Fix

    Linux 5.5 development has been picking up in recent days following Christmas week and New Year's but now more upstream developers returning to their keyboards in order to get this next kernel update buttoned up for its debut around month's end.

    Linus Torvalds noted that with today's Linux 5.5-rc5 release are "fixes all over" to drivers, core networking, various architectures, and security subsystem fixes. But he sums it up as "a bit of a mixed bag of small fixes all over." One of those Linux 5.5-rc5 fixes worth pointing out is the AppArmor fix for a performance regression that was picked up in our earlier 5.5 benchmarks.

Stables kernel releases

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 6th of January 2020 10:27:38 AM.

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