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Linux 6.0 releases stable branch supporting latest architecture - Vimarsana News

Linux 6.0 releases stable branch supporting latest architecture

Stable Linux kernel 6.0 is now available for most vendors. Usually, a move to a whole new version number signifies fundamental changes, but that isn't how Linux...

30 Years Later, the Trajectory of Linux Is Star Bound - Vimarsana News

30 Years Later, the Trajectory of Linux Is Star Bound

Today the Linux community is estimated to be 86 million users strong. It has become the backbone of large enterprises and is installed in government systems and embedded in devices worldwide. As people around the world celebrate and discuss 30 years of Linux, the focus, rightly so, is on supercomputers, Martian helicopters and many other developer-centric initiatives, noted GigaOm analyst Chris Grundemann.

Ubuntu 21.10 is called 'Impish Indri' -- here is when the Linux distro should be released - Vimarsana News

Ubuntu 21.10 is called 'Impish Indri' -- here is when the Linux distro should be released

Ubuntu 21.10 is called 'Impish Indri' -- here is when the Linux distro should be released Linux distributions and silly names go together like peanut butter and jelly. For whatever reason, the maintainers of these operating systems seem to enjoy having fun with what they call them -- some argue it is childish. Hell, even Google -- a multi- billion dollar company -- once used sugary dessert names for the Linux-based Android operating system. I am glad the search giant stopped that nonsense. One of the most well-known desktop Linux distributions to use funny names is Ubuntu. It famously uses t...

Another Rust-y OS: Theseus joins Redox in pursuit of safer, more resilient systems - Vimarsana News

Another Rust-y OS: Theseus joins Redox in pursuit of safer, more resilient systems

This one is not just written in Rust – its design is based on Rust features Tim Anderson Thu 14 Jan 2021 // 11:03 UTC Share Copy Rust, a modern system programming language focused on performance, safety and concurrency, seems an ideal choice for creating a new operating system, and several such projects already exist. Now there is a new one, Theseus, described by creator Kevin Boos as "an Experiment in Operating System Structure and State Management." The key thinking behind Theseus is to avoid what Boos and three other contributors from Rice and Yale universities ca...