Linus Torvalds just issued Linux 6.8-rc7 as we close in on the Linux 6.8 stable release in the next week or two.

With prior weekly release candidates there were concerns raised by Torvalds that this might be a cycle needing to go with an extra “-rc8” candidate before declaring the stable kernel. But this week Linux 6.8-rc7 did tick on the smaller side and in turn Linus expressed the possibility of not needing 6.8-rc8, in which case the Linux 6.8 stable release would happen next Sunday on 10 March. But if things don’t go smoothly, Linux 6.8-rc8 would come then and then v6.8 the following Sunday.

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    10 months ago

    Maybe that’s one of the issues I experienced on my old PC. To the point of manually suspending Everytime I walked away on my new PC.