On Tue, 08 Jul 2025 01:41:40 +0000, vallor wrote:
...I know nobody cares, but there is a fresh Linux kernel out.
It is not a "fresh" kernel. It is just a minor update within the
"old" 6.15.y series.
A "new" or "fresh" kernel is indicated by an increment of the major
number X: 6.X.0, i.e. the next "new" kernel will be 6.16.0.
Note that the intial number "6" has no significance. It is incremented whenever Torvalds runs out of fingers, toes, and other appendages with
which to count the major releases.
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