Linux 5.15-rc3
So after a somewhat rocky merge window and second rc, things are now actually looking pretty normal for rc3. Knock wood. There are fixes all over, and the statistics look fairly regular, with drivers dominating as they should (since they are most of the tree). And outside of drivers, we have a fairly usual mix of changes - architecture fixes, networking, filesystems, and tooling (the latter being mostly kvm selftests). Shortlog appended, it's not too long and easy to scan through to get a flavor for the details if you happen to care. Please do give it a whirl, Linus
Also: Linux 5.15-rc3 Released - Looking "Pretty Normal" Plus Performance Fix - Phoronix
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