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From the post:
>Linux kernel 7.0 is out, but the new version number should not be mistaken for a major turning point in the kernel’s development. As Linus Torvalds has done before, the move from 6.19 to 7.0 is largely a numbering reset once the minor version climbed high enough, not a sign of some unusually disruptive release. With that clarified, let’s look at what’s new.
Archive: https://archive.today/mlQvC
From the post:
>>Linux kernel 7.0 is out, but the new version number should not be mistaken for a major turning point in the kernel’s development. As Linus Torvalds has done before, the move from 6.19 to 7.0 is largely a numbering reset once the minor version climbed high enough, not a sign of some unusually disruptive release. With that clarified, let’s look at what’s new.
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