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Thu, 18 Dec 2003
Kernel 2.6 released!
Something new on kernel.org. The latest stable version of the Linux kernel is no more a 2.4.X, but instead was changed to 2.6.0!
The Release Notes will show you the details of the last changes. If you don't know what is really new in 2.6, just read this article, or this french translation.
So what to do tonight? Install 2.6, or watching The Return of the King, which was also out today?
