Linux 5.7
So we had a fairly calm last week, with nothing really screaming "let's delay one more rc". Knock wood - let's hope we don't have anything silly lurking this time, like the last-minute wifi regression we had in 5.6.. But embarrassing regressions last time notwithstanding, it all looks fine. And most of the discussion I've seen the last week or two has been about upcoming features, so the merge window is now open and I'll start processing pull requests tomorrow as usual. But in the meantime, please give this a whirl. We've got a lot of changes in 5.7 as usual (all the stats look normal - but "normal" for us obviously pretty big and means "almost 14 thousand non-merge commits all over, from close to two thousand developers"), So the appended shortlog is only the small stuff that came in this last week since rc7. Go test, Linus
Also: Linux 5.7 Kernel Released With New Apple Driver, Official Intel Gen12 Graphics
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