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Linux Version Odyssey: Navigating Through Time and Technology
Article Introduction：Linux, the cornerstone of modern computing, drives everything from micro embedded devices to the world's most powerful supercomputers. Its open source features have spawned a rich ecosystem of distributions (distros), each with a tailored tailored to different needs and preferences. However, this diversity also brings complexity, especially when managing different versions of Linux. This article will guide you through the maze of past, present and future Linux versions, giving you the knowledge to effectively manage and use these systems.
Understand Linux version control
At first glance, Linux version control may seem daunting, but once you understand its logical structure, you will find it in order. Like Ubuntu, Fedora, and CentOS
2025-03-09
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How Do I Set the Default Python Version on Linux?
Article Introduction：Default Python Version on LinuxYou have two Python versions installed on your Linux system: Python 2.6 and Python 2.7. It is generally not recommended to modify your default system Python version, as this may break certain programs or scripts that re
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How to Check Linux OS Name, Kernel Version, and Information
Article Introduction：There are several methods to determine the version of Linux running on your machine, along with details such as your distribution name, kernel version, and other useful information you may want to know or keep handy.In this straightforward yet essent
2025-06-26
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How to find my Linux distribution and version number?
Article Introduction：To view the Linux distribution and version number, the following methods can be used: 1. View the /etc/os-release file, and use the cat or grep command to obtain the system name and version information; 2. Use the lsb_release-d command to quickly display the system description; 3. View the kernel version through uname-r as the auxiliary judgment basis; 4. Find operating system details in the system settings of the graphical interface. These methods are suitable for different scenarios, ensuring flexibility when there is no terminal memory or scripting.
2025-06-18
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YUM vs. APT: Understanding Package Managers on Linux and Finding the CUDA Version
Article Introduction：Linux package management: Comparison of YUM and APT, and CUDA version query
In Linux systems, YUM and APT are two popular package managers. YUM (Yellowdog Updater Modified) is mainly used in Red Hat series distributions such as CentOS and RHEL; APT (Advanced Packaging Tool) is widely used in Debian, Ubuntu and its derivative versions. Understanding the difference between the two will help efficiently manage software installation and updates of Linux systems. Additionally, if you are using NVIDIA GPU, this article will also explain how to determine the CUD installed on your Linux system
2025-03-17
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Linux Kernel 6.10-rc2 Released With Lots Of Bcachefs Patches
Article Introduction：Linux Kernel 6.10 RC2 release: a large number of bcachefs patches and improvements
Linus Torvalds recently released the second version candidate (RC2) of Linux kernel 6.10, codenamed "Baby Opossum Posse". After the previous version of "Hurr durr I'ma ninja sloth", version 6.10 has brought several improvements.
Version Overview
Torvalds outlines changes to RC2 in the Linux kernel mailing list:
About one-third of the changes are drivers
2025-03-17
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Linux Mint 22 Beta Is Released With Linux Kernel 6.8 And Cinnamon 6.2
Article Introduction：The beta version of Linux Mint 22 "Wilma" has been released, bringing many improvements! The Linux Mint team is pleased to announce the official release of the Linux Mint 22 "Wilma" beta version. This long-term support (LTS) version is based on Ubuntu 24.04, uses Linux kernel 6.8, and will continue to provide updates and security patches until 2029.
What's New in Linux Mint 22 Wilma
Here are the main features, improvements and enhancements of the Linux Mint 22 "Wilma" beta:
2025-03-16
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Linux Kernel 6.14 RC1: A Smaller Release with Big Changes
Article Introduction：Linus Torvalds released the first release candidate (RC1) for Linux kernel 6.14 on February 2, 2025. This version is slightly different from before, because it is smaller than the previous version. This is because Linux kernel maintenance workers have reduced their workload during the holidays.
Table of contents
- A streamlined but still powerful version
Key changes to kernel 6.14-rc1
Tests and questions
Experience Linux Kernel 6.14 RC1
Expected release date for the final version of Linux kernel 6.14
A streamlined but still powerful version
Despite being called the "Mini" version, this release still contains a lot of changes. There are about 9300 commits (changes) not merged, about 500,000 rows
2025-03-05
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Linus Torvalds Releases Linux Kernel 6.10-rc1
Article Introduction：Linus Torvalds released the first candidate (RC1) for the upcoming Linux kernel 6.10. This milestone marks the closure of the merge window, during which new features and improvements are integrated into the mainline kernel code base.
Linux kernel 6.10 is codenamed "Baby Opossum Posse", which inherits the codename "Hurr durr I'ma ninja sloth" that has been used since Linux 4.0.
Table of contents
- Version Overview
Key Features and Improvements
Experience Linux kernel 6.10
Version Overview
Torvalds outlines this version in an announcement on Linux kernel mailing list
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Linux Kernel 6.10 RC6 Released: A Calm And Focused Update
Article Introduction：Linux Kernel 6.10 Release Candidate Version 6 (RC6): Stability Improvements
Linus Torvalds, the father of Linux operating systems, announced the release of Linux kernel 6.10 release candidate version 6 (RC6).
In the recently released Linux kernel mailing list, Torvalds describes this version as a relatively calm and slight update, containing a series of minor fixes scattered across various components.
New features of Linux kernel RC6
While there are no breakthrough changes in this candidate version, these small improvements accumulate often lead to significant enhancements in overall system performance and stability.
Here are the key areas of the update:
Driver improvements: Most changes in RC6 are centralized
2025-03-16
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Using Multiple PHP Version on Linux
Article Introduction：In this post we will discuss how to use multiple PHP versions. Sometimes we have encountered cases where we have to work on different apps projects with different technologies and PHP versions. For example, we want to run
2024-11-27
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Linux Kernel 6.10 \
Article Introduction：Linus Torvalds announced the release of Linux kernel version 6.10 codenamed "Baby Opossum Posse". This latest stable release comes after the release of seven versions of the release, bringing a lot of improvements and bug fixes for a variety of subsystems.
Table of contents
- Version Highlights
Linux Kernel 6.10: Change Summary
Linux Kernel 6.10 Development: Key Updates from RC1 to RC7
RC1:
RC2:
RC3:
RC4:
RC5:
RC6:
RC7:
Looking to the future
Install Linux Kernel 6.10
Version Highlights
Something happened in the last week of development
2025-03-15
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Linux Kernel 6.13 RC1 Released!
Article Introduction：Linux Kernel 6.13 first version candidate (RC1) released
Linus Torvalds released the first version candidate (RC1) of Linux Kernel 6.13 on December 1, 2024. This version marks the end of the merge window for this kernel version. Linux Kernel 6.13-rc1 introduces a large number of updates and architectural improvements in various subsystems.
Major improvements:
Development cycle: It is worth noting that this development cycle avoids holidays for the first time, providing sufficient time for the release of stable versions and the development of version 6.14.
Subsystem update: A large number of updates covering multiple kernel fields: Core system components (virtual file systems)
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