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Linux Torvalds released Linux 6.1-rc6 and the size is still larger than expected, suggesting the eighth Release Candidate.

Linux 6.1-rc5 has arrived larger than usual at this stage, and an XNUMXth RC might be required.

Linux 6.3 has arrived a little larger than normal, but not by much for this week of development.

Linus Torvalds released Linux 6.1-rc2, and it arrived larger than expected because of human error.

Linus Torvalds released Linux 6.1-rc1, the first kernel version to use Rust in it. Also, it supports more hardware.

Linus Torvalds released Linux 6.0-rc2 after a quiet week, partly due to a bug that prevented automatic testing.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 6.0-rc1, the first Release Candidate of a version that will arrive with many improvements.

Linux 5.19 has been released in the form of a stable version, and, if we take into account the news, we are facing a major release.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.19-rc8 to fix the latest bugs, and to add more fixes for retbleed.

Retbleed has been to blame for Linux 5.19-rc7 arriving larger than usual. There will be eighth RC.

Linux 5.19-rc6 is the sixth Release Candidate of the version currently in development and has arrived after a quiet week.

After, without breaking records, having grown last week, Linux 5.19-rc5 has arrived with a smaller size than normal.

Canonical has updated Ubuntu kernel 20.04 Focal Fossa and 16.04 Xenial Xerus to fix various vulnerabilities.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.19-rc4, and it's larger than usual, probably because they've patched more than expected.

Linux 5.19-rc3 has arrived in a quiet week and with a smaller size than it would touch in a third week.

Canonical has released an update to the Ubuntu kernel to fix a few bugs, though there are also patches for 14.04.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.19-rc2, and as the second Release Candidate it is, it is smaller in size than usual.

Canonical has released a new Ubuntu kernel update to fix many security flaws. Update now.

Linux 5.19-rc1 has arrived as the first release candidate of this series with more improvements for hardware from Intel and AMD, among others.

Canonical has fixed three security flaws in the latest Ubuntu kernel update. The bugs affected all versions.

Linux 5.18 has been released, and it comes with many changes, including several that will improve support for AMD and Intel hardware.

Although things may still happen in the next seven days, Linus Torvalds released Linux 5.18-rc7 yesterday and said that the stable version is close.

Linus Torvalds ensures after the release of Linux 5.18-rc6 that we are facing one of the largest versions in terms of commits.

Linux 5.18-rc5 has been released after a fairly quiet week, but in the end it's a bit bigger than usual.

With Linux 5.18-rc4 it's already four quiet weeks in Linux kernel development, but everything could soon turn bad.

Linux 5.18-rc3 arrived on Easter Sunday, and everything is still normal, probably because people work less.

Linux 5.18-rc2 has arrived in a week of the most normal if we compare it with other second Release Candidates of the Linux kernel.

Linus Torvalds released Linux 5.18-rc1, a kernel version that will introduce many new features related to Intel and AMD.

Stable version expected, but what we have is Linux 5.17-rc8. The delay is because they have to solve something related to Spectrel

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.17-rc7, and if he doesn't run into a bug in the next seven days we'll have a stable release soon.

After a crazy week, Linus Torvalds released Linux 5.17-rc6, and despite everything, things still seem normal.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.17-rc5, and he says things look pretty normal. In three weeks there could be a stable version.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.17-rc4, the fourth Release Candidate for this series, which will arrive as a stable release on March 13.

Linux 5.17-rc3 has arrived in a very quiet week, and according to Linux Torvalds everything, including commits, is average.

Linux 5.17-rc2 has arrived hours earlier than expected with a large size for this phase of development, but within normal limits.

Linux 5.17-rc1, the first Release Candidate in this series, has arrived hours earlier than expected with some interesting changes.

Linux 5.16 has been officially released, and among its novelties we have improvements to play Windows titles on Linux.

As expected, by the time we are in, Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.16-rc8, being smaller than normal.

Linux 5.16-rc7 has arrived fixing a very old and very small keyboard driver. Stable version in two weeks.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.16-rc6 and everything seems very quiet, which is normal if we take into account the dates we are in.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.16-rc5 and, although everything has been very normal, he has already anticipated that development will be extended for the holidays.

Linux 5.16-rc4 has arrived as the fourth Release Candidate of 5.16 and has made it smaller than usual at this stage.

Linux 5.16-rc3 has arrived a little larger than usual, but within normality for Thanksgiving.

The news of the release of Linux 5.16-rc2 is calm again, and it is already several weeks in which Linus Torvalds works without pressure.

Linux 5.16-rc1 has arrived after a great merge window without major problems. As for the functions, many new ones are expected.

Linux 5.15 is now available as a stable release. Comes with improvements to the NTFS file system and much more

Linux 5.15-rc7 was released on Monday, an unusual day, but it was not because of problems, but because of Linus Torvalds' travels.

After five weeks in which everything was very normal, Linux 5.15-rc6 has arrived with a size that exceeds the average in this phase of development.

Linus Torvalds released Linux 5.15-rc5 and, as in most of its development, everything remains very normal. If it continues like this, there will be stable at the end of the month.

Linus Torvalds released Linux 5.15-rc4 and the news is once again that everything is normal. Stable version is expected at the end of the month.

Linux 5.15-rc3 has been released and after a second Release Candidate with more fixes than expected, everything is back to normal.

The previous one was quiet, but Linux 5.15-rc2 has arrived fixing more bugs than would be expected in a second Release Candidate

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.15-rc1, the first release candidate of a kernel that will introduce some new features such as the NTFS driver.

Linux 5.14 has been released this Sunday and comes with many improvements in hardware support, such as one for USB audio latency.

Linus Torvalds released Linux 5.14-rc5 and, from what it seems and is telling us, it will be one of the developments with the least bumps in history.

With the release of Linux 5.14-rc4, Linus Torvalds has fixed things so that some Android apps will work again.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.14-rc3 and after a rc2 that broke the size record of this series, this Candidate is in good form.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.14-rc2 and says it is the second largest RC in the entire 5.x series. There might not be much calm.

Linux 5.14-rc1 has arrived as the first candidate for a Linux kernel that includes many improvements in terms of drivers for GPUs.

Everything has been very normal in the Linux 5.13-rc7 development week, so the stable version is expected to arrive on Sunday.

Linus Torvalds released Linux 5.13-rc6 and the size is back to normal, so its release should not be postponed.

Linus Torvalds released Linux 5.13-rc5 and its size worries, so the release of the stable version could be delayed for a week.

Linux 5.13-rc4 has been released and, as expected, it is larger than average as work from the previous week has been included.

Linux 5.13-rc3 should be bigger than it finally has been, so the size should increase within seven days.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.13-rc2 and although the kernel looks like it will be big, this Release Candidate is quite small.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.13-rc1 after a fairly large merge window, but everything has proceeded normally.

Linux 5.12 has been officially released, with support for much more hardware, such as the latest Play Station controller.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.12-rc8, an eighth RC that is reserved for kernel versions that require a little more loving.

Linux 5.12-rc7 is following the trend of the roller coaster, has increased in size and the stable version could arrive a week later.

After a more hectic week, Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.12-rc6, with a small footprint that gets everything back on track.

After RC 4, Linux 5.12-rc5 is larger than average in this phase, so Linus Torvalds is already considering launching an eighth RC.

Linux 5.12-rc4 has already been released, and it continues to trend downward and improving ahead of the final release in mid-April.

New Linux kernel RC on Friday? Yes, Linux 5.12-rc2 arrived yesterday Friday because a serious problem had to be solved.

After some doubts about electrical problems, Linus Torvalds released Linux 5.12-rc1 and it seems that it does not include major problems to fix.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.11, the kernel that Ubuntu 21.04 will use and that comes with new features such as performance improvements from AMD.

Linux 5.11-rc6 continues in the calm vein of previous release candidates, so the release of the stable version is coming soon.

Linux 5.11-rc5 has been released and everything is still normal, although it comes with a size that will have to be reduced in the future.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.11-rc4 restoring Haswell Graphics to a fourth RC that continues with normal development.

Linux 5.11-rc3 has been officially released and has regained quite a bit of size, logical since the Christmas holidays have already passed.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.11-rc2, a new Release Candidate that is very small in size, partly because it is still around Christmas time.

Linux 5.11-rc1 has been released as the first Release Candidate of the Linux kernel to be used by Ubuntu 21.04 Hirsute Hippo.

Linux 5.10, the new LTS version of the kernel, has already been officially released. In this article we publish a list with their news.

If there are no surprises and after a quiet rc7, Linux 5.10 will be officially released next Sunday, December 13.

Linux 5.10-rc6 is already in "good shape" in the words of its lead developer. Stable version within two weeks.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.10-rc5, and says he still has work to do to polish the next kernel version.

Linux 5.10-rc 4 has been released and although the previous version was normal, this one has not yet served to calm things down at this point.

Linux 5.10-rc2 has come with the most notable change of having removed the Intel MIC drivers as they are not needed in any way.

Linux 5.9 has come with many improvements in terms of hardware support, but one that may be insufficient for some users.

Linus Torvalds had advanced that he would launch Linux 5.9-rc8 to correct everything that was happening, and we already have it here with everything fixed.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.9-rc6 and everything is very normal, but with the good news of having fixed the performance regression.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.9-rc5 and everything seems very normal, despite a regression in performance that they hope to improve soon.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.9-rc3 e, as in the previous two weeks, we are talking about an RC without anything outstanding.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 5.4-rc1, which is the first version of a future kernel that, among other things, will be more secure.

The latest version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, RHEL 8, is now available. We tell you its most interesting news and much more.

A small opinion poll on why you use Ubuntu on your computer, something that surely more than one has asked you, or not?

The Linux kernel has turned 25 years old today, an age that few expected it to meet or to help create projects as important as Ubuntu ...

On February 11, Martin Pitt, the Ubuntu Systemd maintenance manager, announced that he had updated it ...

Interesting presentation article and / or opinion about Galpon Minino, a very interesting project for teams with few resources.

Tutorial to modify the BIOS with UEFI and how to install the Ubuntu system on computers with Windows 8 pre-installed

A simple practical video tutorial to create a custom launcher in our Ubuntu Linux distro under Unity desktop

elementary OS already has an application store: AppCenter. The tool will arrive alongside the next distribution release after Luna.

Installing Broadcom wireless card drivers in openSUSE 12.3 is extremely easy. The task is to execute a simple command.

Simple guide explaining how to verify GPG signatures of openSUSE installation images, using openSUSE 12.3 as an example.

Post about file managers in Ubuntu mentioning some possibilities within this operating system.

James McClain has developed a tool that allows, in a simple way, speech recognition in Linux. Siri for Linux, some claim.

Requirements to install Linux Mint 14 Nadia as well as main features

Simple video tutorial to completely uninstall Plank and change it to cairo-dock in Elementary OS Luna

Simple guide that explains how to compress and decompress RAR files in openSUSE 12.2. You need to add the Packman repository.

Installation guide for the latest version of MDM, the Linux Mint Display Manager, in Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal by adding the corresponding repository.

A simple way to protect and encrypt files in Ubuntu and Debian from the terminal and with a single command.

Small guide showing how to install Thunar 1.5.1, the first version of the tabbed file manager, on Xubuntu 12.10.

Small guide on how to add repositories in openSUSE, easily and quickly, through the console using Zypper.

Tutorial to use Aliases and create our own custom commands or command shortcuts to use in the terminal

Simple tutorial with video to know how to install Chrome and Chromium in our operating system based on Ubuntu or Debian

How to boot from USB in bios not supported with Plop Boot Manager 5.0, a free program to achieve it in a very simple way.

Practical guide to upgrade directly from Ubuntu 12.04 to Ubuntu 12.10 PC

In this video I explain how to create a Bootable USB using Unetbootin. The video includes the download of Unetbootin as well as its use.

With this video-tutorial or trick, we will be able to optimize our Ubuntu and adapt it to the measurements of our Netbook

Simple video to get formatting and partitioning an external hard drive or pen drive from Ubuntu

Simple video tutorial to get to know how to rename files in bulk in Linux using gprename

It is recommended to download Ubuntu through the BitTorrent network to prevent the official servers from being saturated. In this post we will do it using Deluge.

Kazam is a free program for Linux that allows us to record our desktop sessions, being able to select the entire desktop or a specific area

Step-by-step tutorial with video to know how to manage RAR files from our Linux terminal, including practical exercise.

Tutorial to add our user to the group 'vboxusers' in openSUSE 12.2 with KDE as desktop environment.

Wammu is a program for Linux capable of synchronizing mobile phones based on Symbian or proprietary systems from brands such as Samsung, Nokia or Motorola.

Video exercise to know how to move around the terminal and copy, move, rename or delete files and directories.

Simple tutorial to manage the recycle bin from the Ubuntu terminal, where we will tell you the main commands to use.

Conky is a system monitor for linux, in this tutorial I show you how to install it and install the visual skin for the conky-rings desktop.

Step by step tutorial to change the name of our team from YaST in openSUSE.

Gimp Resynthesizer is a plugin available for Gimp with which we will eliminate in a quasi-professional way any part of an image

Simple basic tutorial with images to configure your instant messaging accounts in Pidgin

Peppermint Os is an extremely light distro but with a neat appearance and spectacular performance, based on Ubunto 12.04 with LXDE

We have made a test of how the latest Ubuntu 12.10 Daily Build rolls and behaves, on an Asus eepc 1000HE Netbook with Intel Atom N280

Simple basic tutorial to get the Fedora 17 Linux distro in Castilian / Spanish

A compilation of fun fonts and how to install them correctly in Ubuntu 12.04

Verify an md5sum from the console or terminal of our Linux

Have Dolphin, KDE's file manager, create thumbnail previews of your video files.

Simple tutorial to install Ubuntu-tweak in Ubuntu 12.04