In a message to the Linux Kernel Mailing List yesterday, founding developer Linus Torvalds warned the world not to use the 5.12-rc1 kernel in his public git tree. Hey peeps - some of you may have ...

Linus Torvalds has announced the second release candidate (RC2) for the Linux Kernel version 6.16. Here's what you need to ...

Instead, I discuss the kbuild basics and show how to use it to include your own code in a Linux kernel tree, such as a device driver ... Figure 2 summarizes the kernel build process, and the output of ...

Of course, if you'd rather not wait, you can download Linux kernel 6.13 today from Torvalds' git tree or the kernel.org website. Most people, however, will do better to wait for your favorite ...

The lean-coded, fast, modern, and secure WireGuard VPN protocol has made it into the Linux kernel as Linus Torvalds merged it into his source tree for version 5.6. The wait is closely coming to an ...

Jonathan Corbet, Linux kernel developer and LWN editor-in-chief ... selected fixes as changes occur in the upstream git tree. This method, designed in an era when out-of-tree device drivers ...

the git tree resulting from merging all of the developers and maintainers trees, for over a year. With the stable release, Rust has become the second language officially accepted for Linux kernel ...

Linux Kernel 6.16 RC1 is released with remarkable performance enhancements, extensive hardware support, and enhanced security ...

The current Linux source code is always available in both a complete tarball (an archive created with the tar command) and an incremental patch from the official home ...

The AOSP git page currently shows a message explaining ... unlikely that the attacker injected code into the active Linux kernel tree. In a blog post on the Linux.com website, kernel developer ...