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Linux Kernel 3.5-rc5 Released

Written by Chris Jones on . Posted in News, Software

If you’re a bog standard Linux user who never even looks at kernel.org and just accepts whatever kernel your Linux distribution pushes down the repositories, that’s ok. You can probably ignore this news.

For the otherwise curious kernel hackers and developers, the 3.5-rc5 kernel has been pushed through to the tree.

Your local mirror should be updated with the new kernel already. If not, you can download the new update from the official kernel site. http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v3.x/testing/

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Chris Jones

Chris Jones is a Staff Writer and the Editor of Unixmen.com. He is a long time Linux user, tracing all the way back to SUSE Linux 8.0 from the early 2000's. Chris has worked for many different FOSS Projects and has founded many of his own in recent times, including several Linux distributions, programming languages and FOSS Licenses. chrisjones@unixmen.com

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