pylkko wrote:
First of all, 4.8.1. was released immediately thereafter effectively removing "buggy crap". It is now at 4.8.3 and likely much more stable.
Second, the next kernel after 4.9 is 4.10.
Thank you, for useful informations.
I was wondering was kernel in kernel.org develop along with Linus as well?
Or just from a bunch of ppl which is not from Linux purely, so they're working together over there, then.
Sometimes I Debianize the kernel from Linus raw kernel from github page. 4.5, 4.6., 4.7, 4.8(Except RC releases)
Sometimes I Debianize the patched 4.7.1-4.7.x kernel from kernel.org like I used to do on 4.5.x, 4.6.x
Then I don't have to worry from kernel.org anymore since they always patched from the raw kernel from Linux github.