E-Mobile Linux Platform by ARM and 6 Partners
Oct 05, 2007UK-based ARM is looking to develop a Linux platform for mobile devices in cooperation with six partners.
more »Security Models for the Kernel – Harsh Words from Torvalds
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more »New MMC Layer Announced for Kernel 2.6.24
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more »Torvalds: Investigating ACPI Problems
Sep 25, 2007In a post on the Linux Kernel mailing list, Thomas Gleixner claims to have fixed ACPI suspend and resume problems. Linus Torvalds praised him for doing so, but also has his doubts.
more »Trolltech Removes Qt Vulnerability
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more »Interoperability: Joint Research by Microsoft and Novell
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more »A Gaggle of Schedulers in Kernel Development Battle
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