Based on the recently released Linux 6.0 kernel series, the GNU Linux-libre 6.0 kernel is here to clean up proprietary code. Learn more here.
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Based on the recently released Linux 5.19 kernel series, the GNU Linux-Libre 5.19 kernel is here to clean up various drivers and features. Learn more here.
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Based on the upstream Linux 5.18 kernel series, the GNU Linux-Libre 5.18 kernel is here to clean up seven new drivers and add other features.
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Based on the recently released Linux 5.17 kernel series, the GNU Linux-libre 5.17 kernel is here to update the cleaning up logic for the btmtk, bnx2x, mt7915, mscc, and tegra drivers, as well as for a newly introduced driver for x86 Android tablets, and adds a new logic for dts files used by various new […]
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Based on the Linux 5.16 kernel series, the GNU Linux-libre 5.16 kernel is here to introduced an analogous firmware_reject_builtin function for the new firmware_request_builtin call in Linux kernel 5.16, as well as to unify the various separate shell functions used by the cleanup scripts to disable request_firmware and the _nowarn variant, and extended them to […]
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Based on the recently released Linux 5.14 kernel series, the GNU Linux-Libre 5.14 kernel is here to clean up the i915 Intel OpenGL graphics driver, clean and move the drivers for sp8870 and other av7110 cards in the upstream tree, adjust the cleaning up script of the Renesas xHCI driver, and remove an r8188eu file. […]
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