Linux 6.6 Released With EEVDF, Shadow Stack & Performance Optimizations
As anticipated Linus Torvalds just released the Linux 6.6 kernel as stable.
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As anticipated Linus Torvalds just released the Linux 6.6 kernel as stable.
This may be your next LTS kernel, but it isn't a big step forward
Linux kernel 6.6 includes exciting new features for regular users, such as performance boosts, security fixes, and support for more gaming hardware. Read on to learn more about the features and improvements.
With the Linux 6.6 merge window over, here's a look at the most interesting new features, hardware support, and other changes to find with this kernel that will debut as stable around the end of October. Linux 6.6 is another exciting kernel from new software innovations to recent and upcoming hardware support.
The Intel Shadow Stack support that is part of their Control-flow Enforcement Technology (CET) has finally been merged for the Linux 6.6 kernel after it was previously rejected by Linus Torvalds.