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The Linux 7.4 merge window is easily the largest in kernel history
Quelle: Adafruit Blog ·
Michael Larabel, writing at Phoronix, reports that the Linux 7.4 merge window is the biggest one the kernel has ever had. The merge window is the two week stretch at the start of each kernel cycle when maintainers send in their changes for the next release. After it closes, the work moves to release candidates […]
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