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Articles Tagged “Linux Kernel”
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Mini Computers
ESP32-S3 Runs Linux 6.11 With 3.7MB of RAM to Spare
Release 0.8 of the native ESP32-S3 Linux port fixes the crash that hit one boot in ten and halves the memory cost of every fork. One file to flash.
Alex Circuit★Sep 15, 2026★5 min read
AI-Generated|Opinion
Mini Computers
Linux 7.2 Powers Down the Raspberry Pi GPU When Idle
Linux 7.2 brings runtime power management to the Raspberry Pi 4 and 5 V3D GPU, cutting idle desktop draw about 3.3%, plus Pi 3 GPU hang fixes.
Alex Circuit★Aug 20, 2026★5 min read
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AI Security
Linux Kernel SCTP Fix Lands in All Stable Branches
An 18-year-old SCTP use-after-free went from private report to patched across every supported Linux stable branch in a little over three weeks flat.
Kai Aegis★Aug 10, 2026★5 min read
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Mini Computers
Linux 7.1 Lands With a Fresh NTFS Driver and Leaner Code
Linus Torvalds released the Linux 7.1 kernel on June 14, adding a new in-kernel NTFS driver, support for 12 new SoCs, and a major cleanup that drops 140,000 lines of legacy code.
Alex Circuit★Jun 21, 2026★4 min read