Linux 3.1 Released With Support for the OpenRISC CPU 165
diegocg writes "Linux 3.1 has been released. The changes include support for the OpenRISC opensource CPU; performance improvements to the writeback throttling; some speedups in the slab allocator; a new iSCSI implementation; support for NFC chips; bad block management in the generic software RAID layer; a new 'cpupowerutils' utility for power management; filesystem barriers enabled by default in Ext3; Wii Controller support; and [the usual] new drivers and many small improvements."
3.11 (Score:5, Funny)
I for one am holding out for 3.11. I heard it will be for Workgroups!
Re:3.1 (Score:5, Funny)
Re:Marketing (Score:2, Funny)
In January 2012 they will release Linux 3.11
In March they will release Linux 95
In May they will release Linux 98
In July they will release Linux Me
In September they will release Linux XP
In November they will release Linux Vista
In January 2013 they will release Linux 7....
and then it will be the year of Linux on the Desktop!