ZACK'S KERNEL NEWS

ZACK'S KERNEL NEWS

Article from Issue 88/2008
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The Linux kernel mailing list comprises the core of Linux development activities. Traffic volumes are immense, often reaching ten thousand messages in a given week, and keeping up to date with the entire scope of development is a virtually impossible task for one person. One of the few brave souls to take on this task is Zack Brown. Our regular monthly column keeps you abreast of the latest discussions and decisions, selected and summarized by Zack. Zack has been publishing a weekly online digest, the Kernel Traffic news letter for over five years now. Even reading Kernel Traffic alone can be a time consuming task. Linux Magazine now provides you with the quintessence of Linux Kernel activities, straight from the horse’s mouth.

  • New Complete git Repository
  • New Drivers
  • Removing Old Stuff
  • IDE-CD Driver Rewrite
  • Auto-Suspend and -Awaken

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