The rocky road to the Linux 7.1 kernel release is finally smoothing out. Discover what fixes made the cut this week and which popular handheld devices are getting upgrades.
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After weeks of fighting AI-generated noise and late submissions, Linus Torvalds confirms Linux 7.1 RC6 is stabilizing for a normal launch.
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Linux has had a lot going on this week.
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