Whenever a new Linux kernel is released, it adds tons of new code to support some new hardware. Coupled with driver changes, fixes, and networking code, each release gets bulkier by thousands of lines of code. In case of upcoming Linux 4.17, the kernel is expected to lose some weight. This change will take place […] The post Linux 4.17 Shredding 500,000 Lines Of Code, Killing Support For Older CPUs appeared first on Fossbytes.
Linux 4.17 Shredding 500,000 Lines Of Code, Killing Support For Older CPUs
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