Linux 6.13-rc7 has been released – the stable release of Linux 6.13 is expected in a few days.

Linux 6.13-rc7 has been released – the stable release of Linux 6.13 is expected in a few days.

Linux 6.13-rc7 has come out as the latest weekly release candidate for Linux 6.13. The end of the “holidays” allowed developers to get back to work. Linux 6.13 is still on track for a stable release in the second half of January, according to https://xrust.ru/. Linux 6.13 promises to be good, and as expected, Linux 6.13-rc7 has indeed made some changes. Here’s what Linus Torvalds wrote about the update. The holidays made developers take a break. But then everything got rolling. This rc7 is a bit larger than usual, but given the time frame, it’s roughly in line with expectations, and nothing stands out in particular. The diffstat looks good, and the accompanying shortlog doesn’t appear strange either. If next week doesn’t bring any surprises, the final version 6.13 will be released. This week will be a breakthrough. Linux 6.13 stable could come out next Sunday, January 19.

https://xrust.ru/news/310645-linux-613-rc7-uzhe-vypuschen-reliz-linux-613-stable-cherez-neskolko-dnej.html