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Does that means you can have fairly recent kernels with LTS releases? If so, amazing. That was my biggest complaint of Ubuntu on servers.
by fsaintjacques 10y ago
Does that means you can have fairly recent kernels with LTS releases? If so, amazing. That was my biggest complaint of Ubuntu on servers.
- StavrosK 10y agoThis is the first time I'm hearing about this, but the link would suggest that yes, this is what it means. Kind of a sidethought, but I wonder if I can get an easily-administrable WRT distribution (like Tomato is) on my DSL router that has the kernel's bufferbloat fixes.