Linux 3.0 Released; Linus Torvalds Explains Why You Shouldn't Care - PC Magazine

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Torvalds made the announcement Thursday night on Google+ , after the release was delayed four days after the discovery of an "incredibly subtle" pathname lookup bug, in Torvalds' words.

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But even Torvalds himself said in late May that there was nothing noteworthy about the new release - only that it was designed to approximate the 20th anniversary of his announcement of Linux, which occurred Aug. 25, 1991, via the Usenet bulletin-board system.

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Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, a former writer for eWEEK, notes that the new kernel will include improved support for UEFI, a BIOS replacement for PCs, as well as improvements to the way Xen hypervisors interact with the OS, allowing them to run faster.

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