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Probably eventually yes, but if you are really concerned you need to discuss it with your distro maintainers.

• gabereiser 3y ago
  This. Not everyone is as quick as say Arch or Fedora in updating/patching. Please reach out to your maintainers of the distro you use.
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  • vladvasiliu 3y ago
    Even Arch seems out of date as of 24 jul 2023 17:55 UTC. The latest amd firmware version is 20230625.
    • LtdJorge 3y ago
      Gentoo already has it, however the latest ebuild is still masked, so one would need to put "sys-kernel/linux-firmware ~amd64" inside a file in /etc/portage/package.accept_keywords, or better yet, always run the git version, using * instead of ~amd64. Apart from that, it's necessary to "sudo emaint sync -A && sudo emerge -av sys-kernel/linux-firmware", while checking that the correct files are included in the savedconfig file if using it. After that, rebuild the kernel or the initramfs and reboot.
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    • srcreigh 3y ago
      The 6.4.6 kernel has mitigations, but the arch “linux” package is still at 6.4.5.