Linux 6.14.1 Released With An Initial Set Of Fixes & Hardware Quirks
7 April 2025 - Linux 6.14.1

For those that prefer waiting for the first point release before upgrading to a new feature release, Linux 6.14.1 was released this morning with an initial collection of fixes atop the Linux 6.14 codebase from two weeks ago.

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Google already merged 5.10.235 into android12-5.10-lts

Clash Verge Rev Update
2025-04-09
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Release tag:
Clash Verge Rev v2.2.3

Assets:
There are too many, see here

Rufus Update
2025-04-09
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Release tag:
Rufus 4.7

Assets:
rufus-4.7.exe (1.6 MB)
rufus-4.7.exe.sig (256 bytes)
rufus-4.7p.exe (1.6 MB)
rufus-4.7_arm64.exe (5.3 MB)
rufus-4.7_arm64.exe.sig (256 bytes)
rufus-4.7_x86.exe (1.6 MB)
rufus-4.7_x86.exe.sig (256 bytes)

New Patches Aim To Improve Unicode Support For The Linux VT Console
10 April 2025 - Linux VT + Modern Unicode

While there are efforts underway to effectively kill the Linux virtual terminal "VT" console by punting the functionality off to user-space, it's not dead yet and a new patch series out on Wednesday aims to enhance the modern Unicode handling by the Linux VT.

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Graphics/Display Driver Changes Begin Queuing For Linux 6.16 This Summer
10 April 2025 - Linux 6.16 DRM-Next

While the Linux 6.15 merge window only ended last weekend, new feature material is beginning to queue for DRM-Next ahead of the Linux 6.16 kernel cycle kicking off in late May or early June. A few notable patches so far have been submitted by way of DRM-Misc-Next.

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Melt Kernel v3.8 for marble/marblein
By @pzqqt

Download
Source
XDA

Changelog & Note:
- Too long, see Github Releases page.

About KernelSU:
- Select through the volume keys during the installation process to install the kernel that supports KernelSU.
- If the installer detects that you have installed KernelSU through LKM, there will be no option to ask you whether to select KernelSU.
- You can install KernelSU_v1.0.3_12018-release.apk as the manager, or install the latest version of the MKSU app as of the time of posting.
- We don't recommend mixing multiple root solutions. If any problems occur, it's your own responsibility!
- Want to try other unofficial versions of KernelSU? They all support LKM installation, please install it yourself. If you are asked to select the KMI version during installation, select android12-5.10.

从这个版本开始，在某些支持安装内核的app（比如KernelFlasher）中安装时，如果检测到系统语言为简体中文，那么提示文本将以简体中文显示。

目前本频道的广告收益情况。

The current advertising revenue of this channel.

Linux 6.15 Fixes Intel Graphics Flickering Issue, Adds AMDGPU DMEM Cgroups Support
11 April 2025 - DRM Fixes

With being just one week past the Linux 6.15 merge window, a lot of fixes have been flowing into the mainline tree as is usual for the early stages of the kernel cycle. Merged overnight were a number of Direct Rendering Manager (DRM) fixes that include some notable alterations for the Intel and AMD Radeon kernel graphics drivers.

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Running Linux 6.15 vs. 6.14 Performance With The AMD Ryzen AI 7 PRO 360
11 April 2025 - Linux 6.15 Benchmarks

So far my testing this week of the Linux 6.15 kernel in its early, post-RC1 state has been going well. No major upsets, yet to uncover any significant performance regressions, and overall has been going smoothly with the many new features/changes in Linux 6.15.

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A Fresh Take On Virtual Swap Space Being Pursued For The Linux Kernel
12 April 2025 - Linux Virtual Swap Space

A request for comments (RFC) patch series sent out this week for the Linux kernel is working on the notion of Virtual Swap Space support. The notion of Virtual Swap Space has been talked about for years and even going back to 2011 there's been efforts to redesign the kernel's swap cache along similar lines.

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Linux 6.15-rc2 Released With An Assortment Of Fixes
13 April 2025 - Linux 6.15-rc2 Released

One week after the Linux 6.15 merge window was capped off, the Linux 6.15-rc2 release is now available in rolling up all of the early fixes that were collected over the past week.

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Kexec HandOver "KHO" Looks Like It Might Be Ready For The Linux 6.16 Kernel
14 April 2025 - Kexec Handover

Being worked on for a while now by engineers from Amazon, Microsoft, and Google has been Kexec HandOver "KHO" as a means of allowing some kernel state to be retained when Kexec'ing into a new kernel such as for maintenance/security updates. The KHO patches in recent days were queued up into Andrew Morton's "MM" staging area leading to hope that this work is ready for mainlining with the Linux 6.16 kernel cycle this summer.

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Intel Engineer Preparing To Land Change For Cleaning Up 32-bit x86 Linux Kernel Code
14 April 2025 - PTI + PAE

The work talked about back in January for improving the 32-bit PAE Linux kernel code for Physical Address Extensions to better jive with the code around Page Table Isolation (PTI) for mitigating the Meltdown vulnerability could soon be merged.

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Sandboxie (By DavidXanatos) Update
2025-04-15
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Release tag:
Release v1.15.10 / 5.70.10

Assets:
Sandboxie-Classic-x64-v5.70.10.exe (2.9 MB)
Sandboxie-Classic-x86-v5.70.10.exe (2.3 MB)
Sandboxie-Plus-ARM64-v1.15.10.exe (20.0 MB)
Sandboxie-Plus-x64-v1.15.10.exe (22.5 MB)
Sandboxie-Plus-x86-v1.15.10.exe (18.3 MB)
sha256-checksums.txt (498 bytes)

Google already merged 5.10.236 into android12-5.10-lts