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eWeek: The New Linux Kernel: Better Wi-Fi, Better File Systems

By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

“Better late than never, the new Linux kernel, version 2.6.14,
became available late last week.

“Originally, the latest kernel was to show up on Oct. 7. Linus
Torvalds explained that the release been ‘delayed twice due to some
last-minute bug-reports, some of which ended up being false alarms
(hey, I should be happy, but it was a bit frustrating).’

“Good things may come to those who wait…”

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