Letelt a két hét az előző végleges kernel (6.12) kiadása óta, így a szokásos menetrend szerint a beolvasztási időablak bezárult és Linus kiadta az első prepatchet az -rc1 képében:
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Linus Torvalds <> |
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Sun, 1 Dec 2024 14:47:21 -0800 |
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Linux 6.13-rc1 |
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So two weeks have passed, the merge window is over, and -rc1 is pushed out.
And for once - possibly the first time ever(*) - it looks like the
release cycle doesn't clash horribly up with the holiday season, and
we'll have time both to stabilize this release, _and_ the work for
6.14 won't be starting until well into January. Sure, I'd not be at
all surprised if 6.14 ends up being smaller than average just because
people hopefully take a rest over the holidays, but that sounds like a
good thing. I don't think we need to stretch the release timing out,
but we most certainly can just relax a bit and make the next release
smaller.
Anyway, below is my "short mergelog" as usual, since the full log is
way too big. I feel like we had more core VFS changes than usual, but
that obviously doesn't really show up in the diff stats, since those
are - as always - dominated by drivers.
Linus |