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How Linux is Testing the Limits of Open Source Development
Oct 22, 2007, 21 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3403 reads)

(Other stories by Charles Babcock)

"The community's pushing a breakneck pace to add new kernel features, while struggling to keep up with bug fixes. Slowing down doesn't look like much of an option.

"As the latest release of the Linux kernel emerged this month, it reflected a dizzying number of changes. Kernel 2.6.23, coming just three months after the last update, incorporated business-friendly features, including better virtualization support and an update to the all-important scheduler, as well as the usual new device drivers and bug fixes..."

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