On 3rd of August, 2014 Kernel 3.16 has been released. In this 22 years, Linux kernel has seen a lots of development. This article aims at updating Debian kernel, the Debian way, which means less manual work, less risk yet with perfection.
On 3rd of August, 2014 Kernel 3.16 has been released. In this 22 years, Linux kernel has seen a lots of development. This article aims at updating Debian kernel, the Debian way, which means less manual work, less risk yet with perfection.
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