Seen 857 times The new Linux kernel was released that night. Stamped 2.6.20, it brings a number of innovations including a full list can be accessed from this page (in English).
Here, however, a summary of integrated functions, according LinuxFR.org:
Integration of KVM virtualization technology (hardware support functions for Intel and AMD)
Better support for PAL and NTSC video Protocol support UDP-Lite (improved video streaming) SELinux support for DCCP The detection of asynchronous SCSI bus (better startup speed) More precise monitoring of I / O Support for additional protocols (such as Bluetooth) by the HID layer Improvements to the file system for clusters GFS2 Improvements to the mechanism that allows Workqueue asleep and wake up processes The addition of an infrastructure for fault injection: to test the stability and robustness of the kernel to handle certain situations A clean header files for faster compilation of the kernel
