The Linux kernel 5.0 has been released
The increase in the major version number to 5 does not signify any groundbreaking changes or compatibility breaks. It simply helps our dear Linus Torvalds maintain his peace of mind. Below is a list of some changes and innovations. Core changes: The CFS process scheduler on asymmetric processors like ARM behaves differently — it prioritizes low-power and energy-efficient cores first. Through the fanotify file event tracking API […]
