Linked by Amjith Ramanujam on Mon 14th Jul 2008 21:55 UTC, submitted by SK8T
Linux creator Linus Torvalds has released version 2.6.26 of the Linux kernel after a lengthy three-month development stretch since the 2.6.25 release involving nine release candidates. In announcing the release on the Linux Kernel Mailing List, Torvalds said the 87 days since 2.6.25 makes 2.6.26 a longer-than-usual release cycle. Torvalds said the changes from release candidate (RC) 9 are small, with the bulk (80 percent) being documentation updates.
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2006-01-19
Doubt it. Most mainframe shops probably run more than linux. All IBM has to do is say zOS is only supported under VM, and that's that.
I suppose there are some linux-only mainframe shops, but I need to see a couple of cases where $100,000 per processor hardware makes sense in a linux-only shop before I believe it's more than just a good way for IBM salespeople to make Porsche payments.