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Linux Kernel 3.11 Has Been Officially Released

By Marius Nestor

Linux kernel 3.11 introduces lots of new features and improvements, such as support for a new O_TMPFILE open(2) flag, experimental dynamic power management for all AMD Radeon GPUs since r600, experimental support for the Lustre distributed filesystem, preliminary support for SELinux Labeled NFS and NFS 4.2, , detailed tracking of which pages a program writes, KVM/Xen and ARM huge page support for ARM64, as well as new drivers and lots of bug fixes.

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