Debian Policy 4.7 Outlines Latest Packaging/System Guidelines
A new version of the Debian Policy Manual has been published that outlines the policy requirements for Debian around the package archive and various design matters of the platform.
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A new version of the Debian Policy Manual has been published that outlines the policy requirements for Debian around the package archive and various design matters of the platform.
One of the latest areas being worked on for enabling Rust programming language use within the Linux kernel is for CPU frequency 'CPUFreq' scaling drivers.
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