The Rust programming language, renowned for its focus on memory safety and performance, continues to evolve on multiple fronts. In a recent project goals update, the Rust core team outlined
With the release of kernel 6.15, Linux will officially drop support for Intel i486 processors and AMD CPUs lacking TSC or CX8, marking the end of one of the longest-standing
Linus Torvalds announces the third release candidate for Linux 6.15, highlighting minor improvements and a stable development cycle—with only one hiccup related to GCC. Linus Torvalds released Linux 6.15-rc3 on
A simple code optimization shows massive potential for greener and more efficient server infrastructure worldwide A recent study has revealed that making a minor change—just 30 lines of code—to the
Linus Torvalds, the creator and lead maintainer of the Linux kernel, has once again made headlines—this time for his fiery criticism of a problematic piece of code that slipped into
The Linux 6.15 kernel has received numerous updates and improvements to its Rust programming language infrastructure, marking a significant milestone in the integration of Rust into the Linux kernel. This
In a significant move for the open-source community, Akamai has announced that it will now provide hosting and content delivery network (CDN) services for Kernel.org, the primary distribution platform for
The Linux community has officially welcomed the release of Linux Kernel 6.14, the latest stable (but non-LTS) version designed for users eager to stay on the cutting edge of Linux
Linus Torvalds has announced the release of Linux 6.14-rc4, marking a significant step towards the final stable version expected before the end of March. According to Torvalds, this update is
The integration of Rust into the Linux kernel continues to evolve, with increasing adoption across various subsystems and growing support from both the Linux community and the industry. However, there
