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may i ask if anyone knows when will kernel 2.8 arrive...
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- 12-08-2006 #1
2.8 kernel
may i ask if anyone knows when will kernel 2.8 arrive
- 12-08-2006 #2
I don't think anyone knows. It's still under heavy development.
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- 12-08-2006 #3
Is it actually under development? Last I heard, there was no 2.7 kernel (which would be the development version that eventually becomes the stable 2.8), and none was planned. The only references I can find are from around last April/May, but I'm sure I heard something earlier this year about SCO demanding that Torvalds hand over all material related to the 2.7 kernel, and Torvalds replied that there was nothing to hand over.
The current MO for kernel development is to make incremental changes and periodically release a new 2.6 kernel when they feel like the new material is release-ready. They plan on keeping with that scheme until something happens that requires a fundamental change in how the kernel works.Stand up and be counted as a Linux user!
- 12-08-2006 #4
2.8 is not in development and won't be for sometime. There is no 2.7 development kernel tree at kernel.org and most improvements seem to be focusing on 2.6.
- 12-08-2006 #5
Jeez...I seem to be off all over the place this week. The following two posts are correct. My previous post would be me being an idiot
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This is what happens during exams.
BryanLooking for a distro? Look here.
"There can be no doubt that all our knowledge begins with experience." - Immanuel Kant (Critique of Pure Reason)
Queen's University - Arts and Science 2008 (Sociology)
Registered Linux User #386147.
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i know this is an old post but but Linux: 2.6 vs. 3.0; What's In A Name? | KernelTrap explains this just in case someone googles this page like i did



