4 ms·Why is that interesting? Just that they're not having to carry special patches for the RPi3 or what?by colemickens 9y agoWhy is that interesting? Just that they're not having to carry special patches for the RPi3 or what?sigjuice 9y agoYes. I have only tried Raspbian and I'm not used to getting RPi kernels from kernel.orgmuep 9y agoE.g. Fedora has for years been using for RPi the same close-to-mainline kernel source that is used for other ARM boards and x86-64 and any other supported hw platform.