Linux Kernel 4.3 Released, Most Advanced Stable Version
The founder and the software engineer of Linux Kernel Operating System have just announced the release of Linux Kernel 4.3, now the OS has been released for open source download, and nearly this release doesn’t mean that another Linux will not come, the next process will be for Linux 4.4.
Linux Kernel 4.3 Released, Most Advanced Stable Version
This new Linux Kernel 4.3 is officially out for the fans, after several test they said that there is no major fault came in the Operating System. Usually, this news development of version came after known programmed procedure, many improvement and changes have taken place in this 4.3 version, users of Linux Kernel can update their system to 4.3 rather than downloading the fresh one and they may lose installed files and programs.
The founder and the software engineer of Linux Kernel Operating System have just announced the release of Linux Kernel 4.3, now the OS has been released for open source download, and nearly this release doesn’t mean that another Linux will not come, the next process will be for Linux 4.4.
Linux Kernel 4.3 Released, Most Advanced Stable Version
This new Linux Kernel 4.3 is officially out for the fans, after several test they said that there is no major fault came in the Operating System. Usually, this news development of version came after known programmed procedure, many improvement and changes have taken place in this 4.3 version, users of Linux Kernel can update their system to 4.3 rather than downloading the fresh one and they may lose installed files and programs.
However, as we said that this new 4.3 Linux Kernel version may be for short term, the developers have announced about this strategy, that they will release Linux Kernel 4.4 which would be the LTS release, the new types of release version having LTS which never done before. LTS defines “Long Terms Support”, users are being told that they should update every version as a new version of each Linux come, even 4.3, later on with the new policy of Linux, soon it might provide full native support to its users but only after the release of 4.4 Linux Kernel version.
Linus Torvalds wrote in a blog post, “We had a system redesign and a late alter for an x86 vm86 mode bug presented by the vm86 cleanups, however, other than that it’s only a gathering of different little oneliners everywhere. Alright, the vm86 mode thing was a joke as well, it was just marginally more nerve-wracking in light of the fact that it looked scarier than it was before individuals (Andy) made sense of what was going on. The progressions from rc7 are commanded by the system stuff, yet as should be obvious from the annexed short log it’s not anything especially startling.”
As per the source, officials said that this version of Linux Kernel is not for long term, soon after within one year another version may release as 4.4, but users are instead to install the update of 4.3 for security concern. Many changes have been optimized within the Operating System to prevent security vulnerability, usually Linux users are even programmers or developers they know about the world hacking terms, so to take in the mind the creator and developers of Linux made this Operating System more secure than all of the previous series.
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