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Due to new hardware I'm on ubuntu running kernel 5.0.0.21 and boy is that fast

Just installed Debian Sid/Buster running kernel 2.18.0.2 and it's simply stable - Just left Ubuntu totaly for Debian !

I'm from Denmark and I speak danish and English and a bit German.

Finally switched to Debian GNU/Linux after 11 years on *buntu. My hardware runs much better on Debian in my opinion. For the life changing part that happened some month ago, a change for the better. Happy with my sid/buster box now.

You can find the kernel here:

http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/?C=N;O=D

This is the guide I used to install nVidia driver on my Debian system - Thus it must be right on other Debian systems too

Hi there - Here is a guide to installing nVidia driver in Debian

https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-install- ... etch-linux

I use this driver on my Debian Sid/Butch

I'm happy now - Just installed Debian Sid/Butch AND succeded with installing the current nVidia driver without a glitch. Now I really love my Debian install.

Forgot to tell that I'm running kernel 4.15.0.1 on my system - Boy is that kernel fast.

Just installed Linux 4.12 RC6 on my Ubuntu laptop and boy is that a fast kernel...

Networking just got better andmore stable I like this upgrade a lot.

Just installed kernel 4.11 on my laptop which is giving "new life" to my wifi. I can only recommend to install that kernel as it has brought new speed to the device. On my Ubuntu-box I've installed kernel 4.10.0.21 and that kernel is just fast . The device runs Artful Aardvark a.k.a Ubuntu...

Just installed Linux kernel 4.11 RC6 on my Ubuntu box - The kernel is fast on my core i7 3.4 GHz system with 16 GB RAM.

Glad I took the chance to try it out.

On my Ubuntu laptop I'm using Linux kernel 4.11 RC1 it's fast

Now I'm trying out Ubuntu Mate Zesty on my desktop Pc with kernel Linux jfd 4.9.0-040900-lowlatency #201612111631 SMP PREEMPT Sun Dec 11 21:39:11 UTC 2016 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux And nVidia 370 tested diver - (I plan to dual boot with Sid) My deb-box still runs kernel 4.8.15 no need to fool a...

Not much beside better wi-fi which is some what unstable right now, at least I hope wi-fi become more stable.

On my Ubuntu Zesty I'm running kernel 4.9.0.1 which is a great kernel planning to upgrade that to 4.9 RC6 this evening

My laptop runs 4.9.rc1 haven't upgraded yet

Crewp wrote:It's a rock solid OS, for stability, it can't be beat.

I love it because it's the best out there

It seems there were some error in kernel 4.8 final - The kernel team have released kernel 4.8.1 generic:

http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/?C=N;O=D

As the thread title says I'm interested in what kernel people are using.

Me, I'm using kernel 4.8RC5-generic on Sid/Testing

Jimmyfd wrote:Still think a list would yeld more answers, but maybe that's just me

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