The latest version of the stable Linux kernel, 3.12.36, has been announced by Jiri Slaby and it has arrived with a fair number of changes and improvements.
Even if this is a very old branch, the kernel developers are still releasing updates for it and here is no sign that they intend to stop anytime soon. In fact, this latest iteration is quite a big, but that was to be expected.
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