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Sorry, it looks I’m a bit old :P
by szastamasta 4y ago
Sorry, it looks I’m a bit old :P
- jlokier 4y ago20 years was a friendly underestimate. 2.x was introduced 26 years ago ;-) If it helps, I remember the transition from Linux 0.99 to 1.0, the switch to ELF and Glibc, the first non-x86 architecture support, the introduction of kernel modules, threads being a new feature, and the dropping of 386 support - all but the last happened while I was using Linux as my desktop OS at my day job :-)
- usr1106 4y agoBut 2.6.39 "only" 11 years ago. I would nearly bet that there are still vendors shipping 2.6.x kernels in their embedded systems today. Probably rare...