Linux Kernel 4.14 Released
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Linux 4.14
No surprises this week, although it is probably worth pointing out how
the 0day robot has been getting even better (it was very useful
before, but Fengguang has been working on making it even better, and
reporting the problems it has found).Sure, some of the new reports turned out to be just 0day doing things
that just don't work (ie KASAN with old gcc versions, but also doing
things like loading old ISA drivers in situations that just don't make
sense - remember when you couldn't even ask if the hardware existed or
not, and just had to know), but even then it's been all good. -
Linux Kernel 4.14 Released, This is What’s New
Linus Torvalds has announced the release of a Linux 4.14, the latest stable release of the Linux kernel.
Linux 4.14 features a number of new features and changes, and is set to become the next long term support (LTS) release backed by several years of ongoing maintainence and support.
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Linux Kernel 4.14 LTS Officially Released, Supports AMD Secure Memory Encryption
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Linux 4.14 Kernel Officially Released
The Linux 4.14 kernel is now official!
Linus Torvalds has just released the stable Linux 4.14 kernel. And for a bit of bar trivia, the codename remains the stale "Fearless Coyote" that has been this way all year, back to Linux 4.10.
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The 4.14 kernel has been released
The 4.14 kernel has been released after a ten-week development cycle. Some of the most prominent features in this release include the ORC unwinder for more reliable tracebacks and live patching, the long-awaited thread mode for control groups, support for AMD's secure memory encryption, five-level page table support, a new zero-copy networking feature, the heterogeneous memory management subsystem, and more.
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Linux 4.14 arrives and Linus says it should have fewer 0-days
Linus Torvalds has given the world version 4.14 of the Linux Kernel.
Torvalds announced the new release with his usual lack of fanfare, but with a couple of interesting nuggets of news.
He opened by saying “it is probably worth pointing out how the 0day robot has been getting even better (it was very useful before, but Fengguang has been working on making it even better, and reporting the problems it has found).” Said robot is an automated vulnerability-checker that scours kernel code for issues. With version 4.14 slated to be the next kernel version to receive Long Term Support, and that support now running for six years instead of two, a more secure release will be widely welcome.
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