Kernel Log - What's new in 2.6.29: Part 8
Following the eighth pre-release version of 2.6.29, development of the next major kernel revision looks to have hit the home straight. A glance at the changed files and code makes it clear how hard the kernel hackers have been working on 2.6.29, with more new lines of code added over the current development cycle than ever before.
The bulk of the extra code is, as usual, made up of drivers and the sub-systems that surround them. The number of changes which improve behind-the-scenes aspects of the kernel infrastructure is, however, far from small and these are the subject of this Kernel Log, which concludes the "What's coming in 2.6.29" series – indeed it can't be long before Linus Torvalds releases Linux version 2.6.29.
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