Linux kernel 6.13-rc1 has been released by Linus Torvalds, marking the end of the two-week merge window and the beginning of the stabilization phase for this kernel version.
This release brings a multitude of new features and improvements across various subsystems
Linus Torvalds noted that this release cycle aligns well with the holiday season, allowing time for both stabilization of 6.13 and a relaxed start to the 6.14 development cycle in January
The stable release of Linux 6.13 is expected by late January 2025, assuming the typical development timeline.
This release continues to showcase the Linux kernel’s ongoing evolution, with significant improvements in hardware support, performance optimizations, and system capabilities across a wide range of components.
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