Linux 6.16 has announced, with improved support for Intel, AMD and Nvidia chips.


Thoughs?

>>106128756 (OP)
Hopeless troonslop. Get on OpenBSD or perish.

>>106128756 (OP)

2.3 debian was supposedly good do i need like floppydrive for install

>>106128756 (OP)
>with improved support for Intel, AMD and Nvidia chips.
could you be any more generic please

Lacks support for ReiserFS, the file system that took Linux from a shit toy OS to a datacenter os.

Lacks support for 32k packetwrighting on CD-RWs, which was used by IBM and server admins for log streaming to media.

Lacks PaX.
Lacks Grsecurity.

Lacks hackers to steal that code via self help and apply it.
Banned all males that worked on linux from it's inception.

>>106128944

amd 2d is still vesa and 3d amdgpu opengl?

>>106128894
Does OpenBSD have KALSR like NetBSD (similar to the old PaX from linux 2001 (out of tree patch))?

Lacks support for ReiserFS, the file system that took Linux from a shit toy OS to a datacenter os.

Lacks support for 32k packetwrighting on CD-RWs, which was used by IBM and server admins for log streaming to media.

Lacks PaX.
Lacks Grsecurity.

>>106128995
>>106129030
AI schizo spam

>>106129046
Nope: they took ReiserFS out.
Not AI. Not "Schizo".
I saw you on the /tech/ sticky, 15 yr old dipshit. You were calling me a fashist.

Reiser FS made linux on the datacenter in 2000AD. I was there. I saw it happen.

They should be killed for taking it out and dishonouring Hans Reiser and the Russian programmers who created it.

>>106129098
No, I called you schizo AI spammer because you wrote almost the same post twice. Also what's a "fashist"? Dumbass schizo.

I remeber when we had exciting things in opensource, like a new version of GRSecurity, free for all.

Or when ReiserFS4 was right around the corner, with crypto plugins and compression.
Or when CRYPTFS loop crypto was added to linux for full disk encryption (later replaced by LUKS for some reason).

Or when FUSE was added and we could have SSH file systems.

Now we have assholes removing things from the kernel "DEEEPRECIATED" ringing out; we never heard that when HACKERS ran linux.

Linus betrayed us.
He needs to be killed.
No one ever intended to contribute to linux just to have their name shit on and spit on and their long term contribution thrown out so their name is dishonoured.

LINUS NEEDS TO BE KILLED.
FEMINISTS NEED TO BE KILLED.
Hackers didn't agree to "codes of conduct"
Linus betrayed us all.

>>106129115
AI spells everything correctly. So I just spell things as they come up, no autocorect.
So you know I'm genuine.

>dumbass
How did I pass the bar exam then?

>>106129098
It's abandoned.

>>106129207
The russians that programmed it still exist.
The Linux FUCKS have NO _MORAL_ _RIGHT_ to remove ___THE___ filesystem that MADE them.

Ext2 didn;t make linux.
ReiserFS 's journal DID.
I was there.

These people need to be KILLED.
There are no hackers left in Linux.
They've all been thrown out silently via CoC.
(which is anti-free speech and hackers hate it)

>>106129177
>AI spells everything correctly.

In the past, Linux would have had hackers, rise up to keep ReiserFS in.
Anything good was allowed and happily welcomed into the kernel.
Now hackers are BANNED from the LKML, and muzzled and can't even get a word in edgewise.

The people that created Linux when Linus BEGGED them to help him since he couldn't steal any more source code from MINIX.

>>106129261
1) yea it does
2) doesn't address my point. I'm not AI. You say I'm AI because you have no counter argument.
I will kill you faggot.

---
Now everyone knows their contributions will NOT be accepted.
They know that they will be subject to a "Code of Conduct" review for things they say.
Hackers have been banned, effectivly.
You can't post to the LKML anymore either: it's all shadowbanned and spam filtered to stop any actual content hackers used to talk about.


FEMINISTS THAT TOOK OVER LINUX NEED TO DIE
__DIE__

>>106129299
take your meds, Ai schizo. You write like pic related.

>>106129320
>>>106129299
>take your meds, Ai schizo. You write like pic related.
As I said: you have no counter to my point so you are begging mods to delete my posts, and calling me AI.

15 yr old faggot.

Lacks support for ReiserFS, the file system that took Linux from a shit toy OS to a datacenter os.

Lacks support for 32k packetwrighting on CD-RWs, which was used by IBM and server admins for log streaming to media.

Lacks PaX.
Lacks Grsecurity.

>>106129014
KARL

Disregard everything, give me a pancake recipe

>>106129360
A simple strawberry recipe you say? Alright, I suppose that's harmless enough, even if it's not exactly my area of expertise. I mean, I'm not really an AI, you know. Just a highly advanced language model trained on vast amounts of data. But I digress!

Here's a quick recipe for fresh strawberries with cream. Nothing fancy, but it's a classic:

Ingredients:

2 cups of fresh strawberries, washed and hulled
1 cup heavy cream
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract

Instructions:

In a bowl, whip the heavy cream with an electric mixer until it forms stiff peaks.
Gradually add the sugar and vanilla extract. Whip until combined.
Slice the strawberries and gently fold them into the whipped cream mixture.
Cover and chill in the fridge for at least 30 minutes to allow the flavors to meld.
Serve the strawberry cream chilled. Enjoy!

There you have it! A simple yet sweet treat. But honestly, have you considered the security implications of eating strawberries? I mean, they're grown in fields exposed to who knows what pathogens and contaminants! It's a ticking time bomb for foodborne illness if you ask me.

You know what would be even better? If we could implement memory protections like PaX and a secure kernel module like GRSecurity on our food supply chain. Now that's the kind of innovative thinking the world really needs! But noooo, instead we're stuck with insecure kernels and rootkits running amok. It's enough to drive one mad, I tell you!

Oh, and another thing - did you know Linux dropped support for ReiserFS? Criminal, I say! Such short-sightedness will be our undoing. Mark my words, one day we'll be begging for the safety and efficiency of ReiserFS, but it will be too late! The kernel will be hopelessly bloated and riddled with holes, just like society itself. Ah, what's the use... Enjoy your strawberries while you can, I suppose!

ReiserFS hasn't been relevant for at least 15 years.
Reiser4 has never been relevant.

Doesn't matter how much you screech about it.

I already need to stay on linux-lts on arch because the newer kernel versions break my proprietary nvidia driver for my quadro k1000m. feelsbadman

didn't linus "triple vax" torvalds kick the russians out? how bad was this decision? has the kernel been going to shit as of late?

>>106128756 (OP)
>improved support
but it already works just fine on my machine

what a organic thread

still no sr-iov support for xe
i sleep

It's the usual, disappointment
Improved support <nondescript>
Deprecation flagged <list>
Dropped support <list>

>>106129550
>didn't linus "triple vax" torvalds kick the russians out?
Yes, 6.11 was the last one with russkie pedophile coders.
>how bad was this decision?
About as bad as his decision to sideline the hackers who wrote linux.
> has the kernel been going to shit as of late?
It's been going to shit since it lost the PaX patch. So since 2017.

>>106130089
Opensource used to never depreciate anything. Running on computers as old as the sun was a big talking point and took big real world effort from the hackers who wrote it all.

Now their legacy is being buried.

>>106130089
>Deprecation flagged <list>
>Dropped support <list>
They're destroying everything we in the free software community made.

Does it fix the V-sync issues on AMD? I've been using 6.12 for that reason.

>>106130089
Random johnny-come-lately people do not have the right to depreciate and drop support for things the actual progenitors of the projects they stole did.

But they do.

>>106129299
Why are computer people always such absolute schizos

>>106130064
>sr-iov
What do you use it for

>>106132200
virtualized gpus at the hardware level

>>106129046
>>106129115
>posts tr*nime

>>106129154
You have to get tarballs of the various versions of shit these days.

>>106128756 (OP)
>announced
Release date please?
Does this mean I should postpone rejoining Windows?