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Linux 2.1.92 Released

Posted by justin++ on Wednesday April 01, 1998 @05:15PM from the we-really-should-automate-this dept.

Linus was kind enough to release Linux 2.1.92 to the world tonight. Updates include major ISDN updates, many Alpha and x86 updates, x86 configure scripts updated, NCR SCSI updates, many FS updates, and major include file updates. And only 46.1MB unzipped. Update Linus also announced a feature freeze, so lets hammer those bugs out and get 2.2.0 ready.

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