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OSTechNix @[email protected] · 2026-08-11 · 12:01 UTC

Linus Torvalds released the seventh release candidate (RC7) for Linux Kernel 7.2. Learn what's new in Kernel 7.2-rc7.

More details here: https://ostechnix.com/linux-kernel-7-2-rc7-released/

#kernel72 #rc7 #linuxkernel #opensource #releases

OSTechNix @[email protected] · 2026-08-11 · 12:01 UTC

Linus Torvalds released the seventh release candidate (RC7) for Linux Kernel 7.2. Learn what's new in Kernel 7.2-rc7.

More details here: https://ostechnix.com/linux-kernel-7-2-rc7-released/

#kernel72 #rc7 #linuxkernel #opensource #releases

OSTechNix @[email protected] · 2026-08-11 · 12:01 UTC

Linus Torvalds released the seventh release candidate (RC7) for Linux Kernel 7.2. Learn what's new in Kernel 7.2-rc7.

More details here: https://ostechnix.com/linux-kernel-7-2-rc7-released/

#releases #opensource #linuxkernel #rc7 #kernel72

OSTechNix @[email protected] · 2026-08-11 · 12:01 UTC

Linus Torvalds released the seventh release candidate (RC7) for Linux Kernel 7.2. Learn what's new in Kernel 7.2-rc7.

More details here: https://ostechnix.com/linux-kernel-7-2-rc7-released/

#linuxadmin #linuxkernel #opensource #operatingsystem

#kernel72 #rc7 #linuxkernel #opensource #releases

Linux Easy @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 19:44 UTC

Linux Mint 22.3 Zena aggiorna il supporto hardware con un nuovo ISO HWE basato su Linux 7.0. Una soluzione pensata soprattutto per i computer più recenti. #LinuxMint #Linux #LinuxKernel #Ubuntu #OpenSource https://www.linuxeasy.org/linux-mint-22-3-hwe-arriva-con-linux-kernel-7-0/

#linuxmint #linux #linuxkernel #ubuntu #opensource

Linux Easy @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 19:44 UTC

Linux Mint 22.3 Zena aggiorna il supporto hardware con un nuovo ISO HWE basato su Linux 7.0. Una soluzione pensata soprattutto per i computer più recenti. #LinuxMint #Linux #LinuxKernel #Ubuntu #OpenSource https://www.linuxeasy.org/linux-mint-22-3-hwe-arriva-con-linux-kernel-7-0/

#linuxmint #linux #linuxkernel #ubuntu #opensource

Linux Easy @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 19:44 UTC

Linux Mint 22.3 Zena aggiorna il supporto hardware con un nuovo ISO HWE basato su Linux 7.0. Una soluzione pensata soprattutto per i computer più recenti. #LinuxMint #Linux #LinuxKernel #Ubuntu #OpenSource https://www.linuxeasy.org/linux-mint-22-3-hwe-arriva-con-linux-kernel-7-0/

#linuxmint #linux #linuxkernel #ubuntu #opensource

Linux Easy @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 19:44 UTC

Linux Mint 22.3 Zena aggiorna il supporto hardware con un nuovo ISO HWE basato su Linux 7.0. Una soluzione pensata soprattutto per i computer più recenti. #LinuxMint #Linux #LinuxKernel #Ubuntu #OpenSource https://www.linuxeasy.org/linux-mint-22-3-hwe-arriva-con-linux-kernel-7-0/

#opensource #ubuntu #linuxkernel #linux #linuxmint

Linux Easy @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 19:44 UTC

Linux Mint 22.3 Zena aggiorna il supporto hardware con un nuovo ISO HWE basato su Linux 7.0. Una soluzione pensata soprattutto per i computer più recenti. #LinuxMint #Linux #LinuxKernel #Ubuntu #OpenSource https://www.linuxeasy.org/linux-mint-22-3-hwe-arriva-con-linux-kernel-7-0/

#linuxmint #linux #linuxkernel #ubuntu #opensource

Bhaskar Chowdhury @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 08:45 UTC

Good lunch 😋 , some hot coffee ☕ , aaaaand some trivialities 😜

Bhaskar Chowdhury @unixbhaskar · 2026-08-10 · 08:45 UTC

Good lunch 😋 , some hot coffee ☕ , aaaaand some trivialities 😜

#linuxadmin #linuxkernel #opensource #operatingsystem

Bhaskar Chowdhury @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 08:45 UTC

Good lunch 😋 , some hot coffee ☕ , aaaaand some trivialities 😜

#linuxadmin #linuxkernel #opensource #operatingsystem

Bhaskar Chowdhury @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 08:45 UTC

Good lunch 😋 , some hot coffee ☕ , aaaaand some trivialities 😜

#linuxadmin #linuxkernel #opensource #operatingsystem

#operatingsystem #opensource #linuxkernel #linuxadmin

Bhaskar Chowdhury @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 08:45 UTC

Good lunch 😋 , some hot coffee ☕ , aaaaand some trivialities 😜

#linuxadmin #linuxkernel #opensource #operatingsystem

Aptivi @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 05:09 UTC

Linux 7.2 RC7 is now available for developers and power users!

#Linux #Kernel #LinuxKernel #Computers #Laptops #TechNews #TechUpdates

https://officialaptivi.wordpress.com/2026/08/10/linux-7-2-rc7-released/

#linux #kernel #linuxkernel #computers #laptops #technews

Aptivi @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 05:09 UTC

Linux 7.2 RC7 is now available for developers and power users!

#Linux #Kernel #LinuxKernel #Computers #Laptops #TechNews #TechUpdates

https://officialaptivi.wordpress.com/2026/08/10/linux-7-2-rc7-released/

#linux #kernel #linuxkernel #computers #laptops #technews

Aptivi @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 05:09 UTC

Linux 7.2 RC7 is now available for developers and power users!

#Linux #Kernel #LinuxKernel #Computers #Laptops #TechNews #TechUpdates

https://officialaptivi.wordpress.com/2026/08/10/linux-7-2-rc7-released/

#linux #kernel #linuxkernel #computers #laptops #technews

Aptivi @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 05:09 UTC

Linux 7.2 RC7 is now available for developers and power users!

#Linux #Kernel #LinuxKernel #Computers #Laptops #TechNews #TechUpdates

https://officialaptivi.wordpress.com/2026/08/10/linux-7-2-rc7-released/

#techupdates #technews #laptops #computers #linuxkernel #kernel

Aptivi @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 05:09 UTC

Linux 7.2 RC7 is now available for developers and power users!

#Linux #Kernel #LinuxKernel #Computers #Laptops #TechNews #TechUpdates

https://officialaptivi.wordpress.com/2026/08/10/linux-7-2-rc7-released/

#linux #kernel #linuxkernel #computers #laptops #technews

Aptivi @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 05:09 UTC

Linux 7.2 RC7 released!

After the release of Linux 7.1, which brought many features and improvements across different portions of the Linux kernel, such as hardware support and other improvements, an upcoming version of Linux is in the works.

Linux 7.2 RC6 is now live for developers and power users who are willing to try out a pre-release version of Linux that is yet to be released. All the interesting changes from performance improvements to bug fixes have been integrated to this release candidate, including, but not limited to:

PCIe devices should not inadvertently reduce its speed to 2.5 GT/s
Improved performance for AMD EPYC Sorano
Added support for Wacom W9000 pen-enabled touchscreen
Dropped ancient PROFIBUS driver ported from SCO Unix
Bug fixes and minor improvements made to NTFS3 driver
Startup overhead has been reduced for RISC-V
USB4STREAM has been added to quickly send data between USB4 connected devices
Preparations for NVIDIA Blackwell-Next devices
Networking improvements and support for Wi-Fi 8 (UHR)
Apple M3 systems can now boot to Linux 7.2
AppleTalk protocol support has been dropped
Various bug fixes and general improvements

The below announcement from Linus Torvalds in the mailing list says:

Another week, another -rc.

I can't say that I'm exactly thrilled about the size of this all, but it is what it is: the new normal with a lot of fixes, many of them due to review by various AI tools.

And nothing looks particularly scary per se - it's just that there's a lot here. Most of it is fairly small, although we have a couple of larger diffs: s390/zcrypt fixes stand out in the diffstat, and so does btrfs bringing back the fixup worker infrastructure. And some netfilter ipset fixes.

But aside from a few places like that, most of this is just lots of tiny fixes. It's pretty much spread all over - drivers (gpu, sound, networking, you name it), filesystems, core networking, arch code..

I don't currently see any value in delaying the 7.2 release, so I would expect that to happen next weekend unless something really bad pops up.

Linux v7.2 will be the third version from the v7.x series that will be released after Linux 7.1, which will bring many improvements and additions to enhance your user experience.

Arch Linux and other distributions will be updated to utilize Linux 7.2 once it officially releases to the public, with rolling distros being updated first, then the subsequent distributions will utilize this version of Linux according to the distro’s release schedule. Meanwhile, keep checking for updates in your Linux distro (such as pacman -Syu as root in Arch Linux), or compile it from source.

Please note that, if you’re going to try out this pre-release version of Linux, be sure that it might contain more bugs than the final release, as it’s an experimental version not intended for production use. We advise you to back up all critical data before you utilize this version.

To download Linux 7.2’s source code, click on the below button:

Source code #Computer #Computers #Kernel #Laptop #Laptops #Linux #Linux7 #Linux72 #LinuxKernel #news #Tech #Technology #update

#computer #computers #kernel #laptop #laptops #linux

Aptivi @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 05:09 UTC

Linux 7.2 RC7 released!

After the release of Linux 7.1, which brought many features and improvements across different portions of the Linux kernel, such as hardware support and other improvements, an upcoming version of Linux is in the works.

Linux 7.2 RC6 is now live for developers and power users who are willing to try out a pre-release version of Linux that is yet to be released. All the interesting changes from performance improvements to bug fixes have been integrated to this release candidate, including, but not limited to:

PCIe devices should not inadvertently reduce its speed to 2.5 GT/s
Improved performance for AMD EPYC Sorano
Added support for Wacom W9000 pen-enabled touchscreen
Dropped ancient PROFIBUS driver ported from SCO Unix
Bug fixes and minor improvements made to NTFS3 driver
Startup overhead has been reduced for RISC-V
USB4STREAM has been added to quickly send data between USB4 connected devices
Preparations for NVIDIA Blackwell-Next devices
Networking improvements and support for Wi-Fi 8 (UHR)
Apple M3 systems can now boot to Linux 7.2
AppleTalk protocol support has been dropped
Various bug fixes and general improvements

The below announcement from Linus Torvalds in the mailing list says:

Another week, another -rc.

I can't say that I'm exactly thrilled about the size of this all, but it is what it is: the new normal with a lot of fixes, many of them due to review by various AI tools.

And nothing looks particularly scary per se - it's just that there's a lot here. Most of it is fairly small, although we have a couple of larger diffs: s390/zcrypt fixes stand out in the diffstat, and so does btrfs bringing back the fixup worker infrastructure. And some netfilter ipset fixes.

But aside from a few places like that, most of this is just lots of tiny fixes. It's pretty much spread all over - drivers (gpu, sound, networking, you name it), filesystems, core networking, arch code..

I don't currently see any value in delaying the 7.2 release, so I would expect that to happen next weekend unless something really bad pops up.

Linux v7.2 will be the third version from the v7.x series that will be released after Linux 7.1, which will bring many improvements and additions to enhance your user experience.

Arch Linux and other distributions will be updated to utilize Linux 7.2 once it officially releases to the public, with rolling distros being updated first, then the subsequent distributions will utilize this version of Linux according to the distro’s release schedule. Meanwhile, keep checking for updates in your Linux distro (such as pacman -Syu as root in Arch Linux), or compile it from source.

Please note that, if you’re going to try out this pre-release version of Linux, be sure that it might contain more bugs than the final release, as it’s an experimental version not intended for production use. We advise you to back up all critical data before you utilize this version.

To download Linux 7.2’s source code, click on the below button:

Source code #Computer #Computers #Kernel #Laptop #Laptops #Linux #Linux7 #Linux72 #LinuxKernel #news #Tech #Technology #update

#computer #computers #kernel #laptop #laptops #linux

Aptivi @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 05:09 UTC

Linux 7.2 RC7 released!

After the release of Linux 7.1, which brought many features and improvements across different portions of the Linux kernel, such as hardware support and other improvements, an upcoming version of Linux is in the works.

Linux 7.2 RC6 is now live for developers and power users who are willing to try out a pre-release version of Linux that is yet to be released. All the interesting changes from performance improvements to bug fixes have been integrated to this release candidate, including, but not limited to:

PCIe devices should not inadvertently reduce its speed to 2.5 GT/s
Improved performance for AMD EPYC Sorano
Added support for Wacom W9000 pen-enabled touchscreen
Dropped ancient PROFIBUS driver ported from SCO Unix
Bug fixes and minor improvements made to NTFS3 driver
Startup overhead has been reduced for RISC-V
USB4STREAM has been added to quickly send data between USB4 connected devices
Preparations for NVIDIA Blackwell-Next devices
Networking improvements and support for Wi-Fi 8 (UHR)
Apple M3 systems can now boot to Linux 7.2
AppleTalk protocol support has been dropped
Various bug fixes and general improvements

The below announcement from Linus Torvalds in the mailing list says:

Another week, another -rc.

I can't say that I'm exactly thrilled about the size of this all, but it is what it is: the new normal with a lot of fixes, many of them due to review by various AI tools.

And nothing looks particularly scary per se - it's just that there's a lot here. Most of it is fairly small, although we have a couple of larger diffs: s390/zcrypt fixes stand out in the diffstat, and so does btrfs bringing back the fixup worker infrastructure. And some netfilter ipset fixes.

But aside from a few places like that, most of this is just lots of tiny fixes. It's pretty much spread all over - drivers (gpu, sound, networking, you name it), filesystems, core networking, arch code..

I don't currently see any value in delaying the 7.2 release, so I would expect that to happen next weekend unless something really bad pops up.

Linux v7.2 will be the third version from the v7.x series that will be released after Linux 7.1, which will bring many improvements and additions to enhance your user experience.

Arch Linux and other distributions will be updated to utilize Linux 7.2 once it officially releases to the public, with rolling distros being updated first, then the subsequent distributions will utilize this version of Linux according to the distro’s release schedule. Meanwhile, keep checking for updates in your Linux distro (such as pacman -Syu as root in Arch Linux), or compile it from source.

Please note that, if you’re going to try out this pre-release version of Linux, be sure that it might contain more bugs than the final release, as it’s an experimental version not intended for production use. We advise you to back up all critical data before you utilize this version.

To download Linux 7.2’s source code, click on the below button:

Source code #Computer #Computers #Kernel #Laptop #Laptops #Linux #Linux7 #Linux72 #LinuxKernel #news #Tech #Technology #update

#computer #computers #kernel #laptop #laptops #linux

Aptivi @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 05:09 UTC

Linux 7.2 RC7 released!

After the release of Linux 7.1, which brought many features and improvements across different portions of the Linux kernel, such as hardware support and other improvements, an upcoming version of Linux is in the works.

Linux 7.2 RC6 is now live for developers and power users who are willing to try out a pre-release version of Linux that is yet to be released. All the interesting changes from performance improvements to bug fixes have been integrated to this release candidate, including, but not limited to:

PCIe devices should not inadvertently reduce its speed to 2.5 GT/s
Improved performance for AMD EPYC Sorano
Added support for Wacom W9000 pen-enabled touchscreen
Dropped ancient PROFIBUS driver ported from SCO Unix
Bug fixes and minor improvements made to NTFS3 driver
Startup overhead has been reduced for RISC-V
USB4STREAM has been added to quickly send data between USB4 connected devices
Preparations for NVIDIA Blackwell-Next devices
Networking improvements and support for Wi-Fi 8 (UHR)
Apple M3 systems can now boot to Linux 7.2
AppleTalk protocol support has been dropped
Various bug fixes and general improvements

The below announcement from Linus Torvalds in the mailing list says:

Another week, another -rc.

I can't say that I'm exactly thrilled about the size of this all, but it is what it is: the new normal with a lot of fixes, many of them due to review by various AI tools.

And nothing looks particularly scary per se - it's just that there's a lot here. Most of it is fairly small, although we have a couple of larger diffs: s390/zcrypt fixes stand out in the diffstat, and so does btrfs bringing back the fixup worker infrastructure. And some netfilter ipset fixes.

But aside from a few places like that, most of this is just lots of tiny fixes. It's pretty much spread all over - drivers (gpu, sound, networking, you name it), filesystems, core networking, arch code..

I don't currently see any value in delaying the 7.2 release, so I would expect that to happen next weekend unless something really bad pops up.

Linux v7.2 will be the third version from the v7.x series that will be released after Linux 7.1, which will bring many improvements and additions to enhance your user experience.

Arch Linux and other distributions will be updated to utilize Linux 7.2 once it officially releases to the public, with rolling distros being updated first, then the subsequent distributions will utilize this version of Linux according to the distro’s release schedule. Meanwhile, keep checking for updates in your Linux distro (such as pacman -Syu as root in Arch Linux), or compile it from source.

Please note that, if you’re going to try out this pre-release version of Linux, be sure that it might contain more bugs than the final release, as it’s an experimental version not intended for production use. We advise you to back up all critical data before you utilize this version.

To download Linux 7.2’s source code, click on the below button:

Source code #Computer #Computers #Kernel #Laptop #Laptops #Linux #Linux7 #Linux72 #LinuxKernel #news #Tech #Technology #update

#update #technology #tech #news #linuxkernel #linux72

Aptivi @[email protected] · 2026-08-10 · 05:09 UTC

Linux 7.2 RC7 released!

After the release of Linux 7.1, which brought many features and improvements across different portions of the Linux kernel, such as hardware support and other improvements, an upcoming version of Linux is in the works.

Linux 7.2 RC6 is now live for developers and power users who are willing to try out a pre-release version of Linux that is yet to be released. All the interesting changes from performance improvements to bug fixes have been integrated to this release candidate, including, but not limited to:

PCIe devices should not inadvertently reduce its speed to 2.5 GT/s
Improved performance for AMD EPYC Sorano
Added support for Wacom W9000 pen-enabled touchscreen
Dropped ancient PROFIBUS driver ported from SCO Unix
Bug fixes and minor improvements made to NTFS3 driver
Startup overhead has been reduced for RISC-V
USB4STREAM has been added to quickly send data between USB4 connected devices
Preparations for NVIDIA Blackwell-Next devices
Networking improvements and support for Wi-Fi 8 (UHR)
Apple M3 systems can now boot to Linux 7.2
AppleTalk protocol support has been dropped
Various bug fixes and general improvements

The below announcement from Linus Torvalds in the mailing list says:

Another week, another -rc.

I can't say that I'm exactly thrilled about the size of this all, but it is what it is: the new normal with a lot of fixes, many of them due to review by various AI tools.

And nothing looks particularly scary per se - it's just that there's a lot here. Most of it is fairly small, although we have a couple of larger diffs: s390/zcrypt fixes stand out in the diffstat, and so does btrfs bringing back the fixup worker infrastructure. And some netfilter ipset fixes.

But aside from a few places like that, most of this is just lots of tiny fixes. It's pretty much spread all over - drivers (gpu, sound, networking, you name it), filesystems, core networking, arch code..

I don't currently see any value in delaying the 7.2 release, so I would expect that to happen next weekend unless something really bad pops up.

Linux v7.2 will be the third version from the v7.x series that will be released after Linux 7.1, which will bring many improvements and additions to enhance your user experience.

Arch Linux and other distributions will be updated to utilize Linux 7.2 once it officially releases to the public, with rolling distros being updated first, then the subsequent distributions will utilize this version of Linux according to the distro’s release schedule. Meanwhile, keep checking for updates in your Linux distro (such as pacman -Syu as root in Arch Linux), or compile it from source.

Please note that, if you’re going to try out this pre-release version of Linux, be sure that it might contain more bugs than the final release, as it’s an experimental version not intended for production use. We advise you to back up all critical data before you utilize this version.

To download Linux 7.2’s source code, click on the below button:

Source code #Computer #Computers #Kernel #Laptop #Laptops #Linux #Linux7 #Linux72 #LinuxKernel #news #Tech #Technology #update

#computer #computers #kernel #laptop #laptops #linux

9to5Linux @[email protected] · 2026-08-09 · 23:19 UTC

#Linux 7.2-rc7 is now available for public testing from https://kernel.org and Linus Torvalds says that "I don't currently see any value in delaying the 7.2 release, so I would expect that to happen next weekend unless something really bad pops up." Happy testing!

#linux #linuxkernel #opensource

9to5Linux @[email protected] · 2026-08-09 · 23:19 UTC

#Linux 7.2-rc7 is now available for public testing from https://kernel.org and Linus Torvalds says that "I don't currently see any value in delaying the 7.2 release, so I would expect that to happen next weekend unless something really bad pops up." Happy testing!

#linux #linuxkernel #opensource

9to5Linux @[email protected] · 2026-08-09 · 23:19 UTC

#Linux 7.2-rc7 is now available for public testing from https://kernel.org and Linus Torvalds says that "I don't currently see any value in delaying the 7.2 release, so I would expect that to happen next weekend unless something really bad pops up." Happy testing!

#linux #linuxkernel #opensource

9to5Linux @[email protected] · 2026-08-09 · 23:19 UTC

#Linux 7.2-rc7 is now available for public testing from https://kernel.org and Linus Torvalds says that "I don't currently see any value in delaying the 7.2 release, so I would expect that to happen next weekend unless something really bad pops up." Happy testing!

#opensource #linuxkernel #linux

9to5Linux @[email protected] · 2026-08-09 · 23:19 UTC

#Linux 7.2-rc7 is now available for public testing from https://kernel.org and Linus Torvalds says that "I don't currently see any value in delaying the 7.2 release, so I would expect that to happen next weekend unless something really bad pops up." Happy testing!

#linux #linuxkernel #opensource

9to5Linux @[email protected] · 2026-08-09 · 18:58 UTC

#Linux 7.1.8, 6.18.44, 6.12.103, and 6.6.151 kernels are now available for download at https://www.kernel.org

#linux #opensource #linuxkernel

9to5Linux @[email protected] · 2026-08-09 · 18:58 UTC

#Linux 7.1.8, 6.18.44, 6.12.103, and 6.6.151 kernels are now available for download at https://www.kernel.org

#linux #opensource #linuxkernel

9to5Linux @[email protected] · 2026-08-09 · 18:58 UTC

#Linux 7.1.8, 6.18.44, 6.12.103, and 6.6.151 kernels are now available for download at https://www.kernel.org

#linux #opensource #linuxkernel

9to5Linux @[email protected] · 2026-08-09 · 18:58 UTC

#Linux 7.1.8, 6.18.44, 6.12.103, and 6.6.151 kernels are now available for download at https://www.kernel.org

#linuxkernel #opensource #linux

9to5Linux @[email protected] · 2026-08-09 · 18:58 UTC

#Linux 7.1.8, 6.18.44, 6.12.103, and 6.6.151 kernels are now available for download at https://www.kernel.org

#linux #opensource #linuxkernel

[email protected] @[email protected] · 2026-08-09 · 16:34 UTC

https://fosstopia.de/greg-kroah-hartman-zieht-klare-grenze-fur-ki/

Greg Kroah-Hartman zieht klare Grenze für #KI-generierten #Code

KI darf im #Linux_Kernel helfen, aber nicht überall. #Greg_Kroah_Hartman schränkt ihren Einsatz im Bereich drivers/staging jetzt deutlich ein.

Der #Maintainer „clanker“ reagiert auf eine wachsende Zahl automatisch erzeugter Patches. Nach seinen Angaben landen inzwischen immer häufiger Änderungen aus Sprachmodellen im Staging-Bereich. Diese Beiträge will er künftig grundsätzlich ablehnen.

#linuxkernel #ki #code #linux_kernel #greg_kroah_hartman #maintainer

[email protected] @[email protected] · 2026-08-09 · 16:34 UTC

https://fosstopia.de/greg-kroah-hartman-zieht-klare-grenze-fur-ki/

Greg Kroah-Hartman zieht klare Grenze für #KI-generierten #Code

KI darf im #Linux_Kernel helfen, aber nicht überall. #Greg_Kroah_Hartman schränkt ihren Einsatz im Bereich drivers/staging jetzt deutlich ein.

Der #Maintainer „clanker“ reagiert auf eine wachsende Zahl automatisch erzeugter Patches. Nach seinen Angaben landen inzwischen immer häufiger Änderungen aus Sprachmodellen im Staging-Bereich. Diese Beiträge will er künftig grundsätzlich ablehnen.

#linuxkernel #ki #code #linux_kernel #greg_kroah_hartman #maintainer

[email protected] @[email protected] · 2026-08-09 · 16:34 UTC

https://fosstopia.de/greg-kroah-hartman-zieht-klare-grenze-fur-ki/

Greg Kroah-Hartman zieht klare Grenze für #KI-generierten #Code

KI darf im #Linux_Kernel helfen, aber nicht überall. #Greg_Kroah_Hartman schränkt ihren Einsatz im Bereich drivers/staging jetzt deutlich ein.

Der #Maintainer „clanker“ reagiert auf eine wachsende Zahl automatisch erzeugter Patches. Nach seinen Angaben landen inzwischen immer häufiger Änderungen aus Sprachmodellen im Staging-Bereich. Diese Beiträge will er künftig grundsätzlich ablehnen.

#linuxkernel #ki #code #linux_kernel #greg_kroah_hartman #maintainer

[email protected] @[email protected] · 2026-08-09 · 16:34 UTC

https://fosstopia.de/greg-kroah-hartman-zieht-klare-grenze-fur-ki/

Greg Kroah-Hartman zieht klare Grenze für #KI-generierten #Code

KI darf im #Linux_Kernel helfen, aber nicht überall. #Greg_Kroah_Hartman schränkt ihren Einsatz im Bereich drivers/staging jetzt deutlich ein.

Der #Maintainer „clanker“ reagiert auf eine wachsende Zahl automatisch erzeugter Patches. Nach seinen Angaben landen inzwischen immer häufiger Änderungen aus Sprachmodellen im Staging-Bereich. Diese Beiträge will er künftig grundsätzlich ablehnen.

#maintainer #greg_kroah_hartman #linux_kernel #code #ki #linuxkernel

[email protected] @[email protected] · 2026-08-09 · 16:34 UTC