New things in Linux kernel 4.4.10 LTS include updates to the ARM, x86, PowerPC, and Arc hardware architectures, networking stack improvements, especially for the mac80211 subsystem, netfilter packet filtering framework, and B.A.T.M.A.N. Advanced routing protocol, minor mm and core kernel changes, as well as lots of updated drivers for ACPI, ATA, CLK, CPUIdle, GPU (mostly Intel i915 and AMDGPU), HID, iiO, InfiniBand, MD, MFD, Wireless, NVMEM, SCSI, SoC, USB, and Xen.
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