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Linux Kernel 6.13 released: this is new  Techzine Europe

Linux Operating System Market: Rapid Growth Driven by Open-Source Demand and Trending Innovations  openPR

Guide To Add Swap Space on Ubuntu Linux | by Node Scribe | Jan, 2025  Medium

Linux Kernel 6.13 Released: Here's What's New!  It's FOSS News

Linux Kernal 6.13 Released - What's New!  CybersecurityNews

Disabling VT-d improves Intel Arc GPU Linux performance on Meteor Lake and newer SoCs  CNX Software

Rhino Linux 2025.1 is a smart choice for those ready to leave Windows  BetaNews

Linux Kernel 6.13 Released, This is What's New  OMG! Ubuntu!

Linux Kernel 6.13 Released with Big Changes  OMG! Ubuntu!

Linux Kernel 6.13 Brings Big Changes  OMG! Ubuntu!

Linux 6.13 Released With AutoFDO + Propeller, AMD Changes & Broader Apple Support  Phoronix

As anticipated the Linux 6.13 kernel was promoted to stable today with an on-time release and in turn also marking the start of the Linux 6.14 merge window. Linux 6.13 stable has plenty of fine features for this first major kernel release of 2025...

Linux Kernel 6.13 Officially Released, This Is What’s New  9to5Linux

Ubuntu-Based Rhino Linux 2025.1 Is Out with Linux 6.12, Rhino Stampede, and More  9to5Linux

How to Set Up Automatic Backups on Ubuntu Using Deja Dup  How-To Geek

The pid_max tunable for the maximum number of process IDs allowed simultaneously was increased by default back in 2019 with systemd. But that increase breaks a long held assumption by some user-space software that pid_max or the process ID would not be greater than 65,535. To now better workaround such outdated user-space software, a set of patches for the Linux 6.14 kernel will allow adjusting the pid_max limit on a per PID namespace basis to help cope with such software hitting such artificial limits and without having to lower the overall system limit...

Ahead of the Linux 6.13 stable kernel expected to be released later today, there is a last minute fix for the EEVDF CPU scheduler...

Following the release a few days ago of GNU Coreutils 9.6, the Rust Coreutils "uutils" project as a re-implementation of these core utilities within the Rust programming language is out with a fresh update...

The Error Detection And Correction (EDAC) subsystem updates have been sent out in advance of the Linux 6.14 merge window opening...

Linux 6.14 EDAC Preps For Intel Clearwater Forest, Adds LoongArch Driver For ECC Memory  Phoronix