Hello, I have a good news for those who likes bleeding-edge technology especially in Linux Kernel. The latest stable release of Linux Kernel version 3.10.1 has been released and can be installed on Ubuntu from DEB packages. Installing kernel 3.10.1 from DEB packages makes many things easier because there is no need to compile the Linux kernel source code. DEB packages make removing the installed kernel easier too!
Hello readers! Today I'd like to share the download links of Linux Kernel 3.8.6 DEB packages for Ubuntu. This sixth maintenance release of Linux Kernel 3.8 series brings many changes and improvements especially network and connectivity such as IPV6, bluetooth, wireless connection, USB connection, etc.
Greg Kroah-Hartman has announced the third maintenance release of Linux Kernel 3.8 series. He also said that all users of the 3.8 kernel series must upgrade to this release. You can read the official announcement here. So, if you are using Linux Kernel 3.8 series, you are urged to upgrade as soon as possible. Linux kernel 3.8.3 come with lots of ARM improvements, especially for the Kirkwood processors, various Btrfs and EXT4 fixes, and driver updates for wireless, i915, RAID, SCSI, USB, etc.
Recently, I wrote a post about Linux Kernel 3.8 (stable) release. Today I'll give you the first maintenance release of Linux Kernel 3.8 series, and of course, I'll give the links of deb packages so you can install and remove it easily. Please note that installing this Kernel may broke your system, pleas use at your own risk! The Linux Kernel 3.8.1 brings some driver improvements on USB devices such as support for Huawei "ACM" devices, Yota / Megafon M100-1 4g modem, Alcatel modems, and more!
The Linux Kernel 3.8 (Stable) is a new series of stable Linux Kernel which is available for Ubuntu. It's amazing gift to Linux users. The Linux Kernel 3.8 released with includes support in Ext4 which improves the performance for these files and saves some disk space. There is also support for the Microsoft Windows 8 multi-touch protocol, and a new filesystem F2FS optimized for SSDs.
The Linux Kernel 3.7.9 is a maintenance release of Linux Kernel 3.7 series. For those who loves to try the latest release of Kernel which is available for Ubuntu via deb packages, I'll give you the download links of the files. Linux Kernel 3.7.9 brings some enhancements and bug fixes such as fix EFI problems on some Samsung laptops and boot failure on HP Proliant Server.
For Linux Kernel hardcore who like to update and try the latest Linux Kernel for Ubuntu, I have an interested post for you. Today, I'd like to share the Linux Kernel 3.7.4 download links which is available in deb packages, so you can install (or remove it) easily with Ubuntu's package manager, no need to compile Linux Kernel by yourself. The Linux Kernel 3.7.4 is a maintenance release to brings various bug fixes, new device driver, and other improvements. As it's a maintenance release, you should not install Kernel 3.7.4 on a production system because it have not been released by Ubuntu for a regular system upgrade.
The second maintenance release of Linux Kernel 3.7 has been released. The Linux Kernel 3.7.2 brings a lot of improvements and bug fixes especially for ALSA, NFS filesystem, bluetooth devices, and Apple wireless keyboard. Today, I'd like to give a download links of the latest Linux Kernel so you can install it easily. Please don't install this release of Linux Kernel on your production system because it may break your system :)
Due to a lot of page views on my past posts about the latest Linux Kernel releases, I decided to keep you up to date with the latest version of Linux Kernel which is available to install on Ubuntu. Today, I'd like to share the download link of Linux Kernel 3.7.1 deb packages, so you can install it easily on your Ubuntu system. Please note that the latest kernel which is not officially released by Ubuntu may break your system, so please don't install it on production system :)
Hello everybody! Today, I'd like to write an interesting news especially for those who like trying bleeding edge features such as latest Kernel release. Yeah, Linux Kernel 3.6.7 has been released and can be installed on Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal easily via deb package. Please note that installing new Kernel which is not officially released by distribution might break your system. So, please do NOT install Kernel 3.6.7 on a production machine.
Linus Torvalds released the 3.5-rc3 and said that there's fewer commits. Below are some changes of Linux Kernel 3.5:
