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Linux 4.6 was released last week, and in this release, 4 engineers from the Samsung Open Source Group (OSG) contributed 200 patches that modified 7,556 lines of code in different Kernel subsystems. The following list is all of the OSG engineers that...

We're getting closer to the end of the rc cycle, and I have to admit that I would have wished for a less bumpy ride. There haven't been any huge problems, but there's been quite a few small bumps that shouldn't happen this late in the release cycle...

Things are moving forward for the Fedora Workstation project. For those of you who don’t know about it, it is part of a broader plan to refocus Fedora around 3 core products with clear and distinctive usecase for each. The goal here is to be able...

Update: Yes, it’s using the big.LITTLE switcher. Look at the dmesg output below closely. I finally got the ODROID-XU to boot, using the official Fedora 19 image. I can’t get any display output on anything, and I’ve tried HDMI and...

A recent blog post posed the question Why do we use the Linux kernel's TCP stack?. It triggered a very interesting discussion on Hacker News. I've also thought about this question while working at CloudFlare. My experience mostly comes from working...