Briefing: Linux Kernel 4.5 brings improved support for Kaby Lake, ARM v6 and v7, and Nvidia GPU boosts

Chris Merriman
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'Blurry Fish Butt' finally sees the light of day

The latest release of the Linux Kernel, version 4.5, has finally seen the light of day, with numerous tweaks intended to improve support for Linux across a range of architectures.  Linux Kernel ...

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