Linux creator Linus Torvalds officially released the Linux 4.11 kernel on April 30, providing new features that will help improve the performance and storage capabilities of Linux operating systems. The 4.11 kernel is the second major Linux kernel release of 2017, following the February 19th Linux 4.10 kernel release. “Shortlog appended for people who want to peruse the details, but it’s a mix all over, with about half being drivers (networking dominates, but some sound fixlets too), with the rest being some arch updates, generic networking, and filesystem (nfs[d])fixes,” Torvalds wrote in a mailing list message announcing the new kernel. New Server Features and Capabilities in Linux 4.11 Among the capabilities
Linux creator Linus Torvalds officially released the Linux 4.11 kernel on April 30, providing new features that will help improve the performance and storage capabilities of Linux operating systems. The 4.11 kernel is the second major Linux kernel release of 2017, following the February 19th Linux 4.10 kernel release. “Shortlog appended for people who want to peruse the details, but it’s a mix all over, with about half being drivers (networking dominates, but some sound fixlets too), with the rest being some arch updates, generic networking, and filesystem (nfs[d])fixes,” Torvalds wrote in a mailing list message announcing the new kernel. New Server Features and Capabilities in Linux 4.11 Among the capabilities
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