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Linux Kernel 3.4 Has Been Officially Released

Posted by hanuca on · 5 comments
Softpedia; By Marius Nestor
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After another seven Release Candidates, Linus Torvalds proudly announced a few hours ago, May 20th, the immediate availability for download of Linux kernel 3.4.

Among the new features incorporated in Linux kernel 3.4 we can mention lots of improvements to the Btrfs filesystem, as well as support for Nvidia GeForce 600 'Kepler', RadeonHD 7xxx and Trinity APU series.

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Comments (5)

Does anyone else see "Btrfs" and associate "Bit Torrent file system"?
I work in a restaurant, so I automatically think "ButterFS."
Yeah, Gus, yours is better.

But then, everything's better with butter.
Funny, I saw Bitter FS. My few tests of it said "not ready for prime time".
By their (Oracle's) own admission, btrfs is "not yet ready for production use."

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