The two-week merger window went well, and the first candidate version of Linux 6.3 was released.
CTOnews.com reported on March 7 that the two-week window merger period of Linux Kernel 6.3 has ended, and Linus Torvalds has recently released the first candidate version of Linux 6.3.
The update range of Linux Kernel 6.3is relatively large, and the main contents of CTOnews.com are as follows:
Accelerate EXT4 file system speed with Direct I / O
Provide sensor monitoring for more Asustek motherboards
Merge AMD-Xilinx XDMA drivers
Optimize AMD Zen 4 performance with Automatic IBRS
Provide support for Bazhitang Pro 2 cable handle
Merge Intel TPMI drivers
Improved support for TDX, CXL, and LKGS Intel instructions
Introduction of Ath12k wireless driver
Support for HID-BPF and IPv4 BIG TCP
Optimize Btrfs performanc
Remove Intel ICC compiler support
Linus Torvalds represents in the mailing list
In the past few versions of the merger window, there have always been all kinds of moths, and Linux Kernel 6.3 is finally going well.
At present, there is nothing wrong with my equipment, there will be no holidays in the middle of the development cycle of Linux Kernel 6.3, and I have no travel plans, which means I can calm down and promote the development of Linux 6.3.
