Photorealistic illustration of Linux kernel 7.0-rc3 release highlighting Intel/AMD CPU updates and Apple Magic Trackpad battery fix.
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Linux 7.0-rc3 released with Intel/AMD CPU updates and Trackpad fix

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The third release candidate for Linux kernel 7.0 is out, following rc1 and rc2. It features major Intel and AMD x86 CPU changes, plus a fix for battery reporting on the Apple Magic Trackpad 2.

Building on prior release candidates like rc1—which brought Hyper-V improvements, AMD Zen 6 support, and Intel Diamond Rapids preparations—the Linux kernel team has issued 7.0-rc3. Phoronix describes it as featuring 'some of the biggest [changes] in recent history.'

Key updates include significant modifications for Intel and AMD x86 CPUs to boost compatibility and performance, merged specifically for this milestone.

Additionally, battery reporting for the Apple Magic Trackpad 2 is now fixed, resolving prior inaccuracies in Linux.

This rc3 advances hardware support ahead of the stable 7.0 release.

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Discussions on X about Linux 7.0-rc3 center on its major Intel and AMD CPU updates, Apple Magic Trackpad 2 battery fix, and other optimizations like epoll improvements for Zen 2. Phoronix announcements note the release as one of the biggest recently with great features. Users express positive sentiments on small but impactful fixes and open source gains. No negative or skeptical views found in initial reactions.

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Illustration of Linux Kernel 7.0-rc1 release in a high-tech server room, featuring new supports for Hyper-V, AMD Zen 6, Intel Diamond Rapids, and Linux-Next credits.
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Linux 7.0-rc1 released with new features

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The first release candidate for Linux kernel 7.0 has been made available, incorporating various enhancements. This version includes improvements for Microsoft Hyper-V, support for AMD Zen 6 performance monitoring, and preparations for Intel Diamond Rapids processors. Credits in the kernel now honor the creator of Linux-Next.

Linux 7.0-rc3 adds hardware support for ASUS, Dell and OneXPlayer

The third release candidate of the Linux 7.0 kernel introduces new platform driver support for hardware from ASUS, Dell and OneXPlayer. This update enhances compatibility for these devices on Linux systems. Phoronix reports on the additions as part of ongoing kernel development.

Linus Torvalds releases Linux 6.19-rc3 with ARM64 fixes

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Linus Torvalds has announced the release of Linux kernel 6.19-rc3, a smaller-than-usual update following the holiday period. The release includes critical fixes for ARM64 booting issues and GPU performance boosts. It builds on previous candidates to stabilize the kernel ahead of its final version.

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Linux 6.18-rc1 released after smooth merge window

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Linus Torvalds announces Linux kernel 6.19 first release candidate

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Linux 6.19-rc1 deep dive: PCIe encryption, file system upgrades, and expanded hardware support

Linux kernel 6.19 released: end of 6.x series with major Intel/AMD/Arm hardware, GPU, storage, networking, and cloud upgrades

Linus Torvalds announced the stable release of Linux kernel 6.19 on February 9, 2026, following an eight-week development cycle with a one-week delay. Marking the end of the 6.x series—like 3.x to 4.0 and 5.x to 6.0—this non-LTS version (6.18 LTS until December 2027) brings extensive enhancements for Intel/AMD/Arm hardware, older GPUs, file systems, peripherals, HDR graphics, networking, virtualization, and cloud environments. Torvalds timed it with a major U.S. sporting event, joking, "6.19 is out as expected -- just as the US prepares to come to a complete standstill later today, watching the latest batch of televised commercials," and noted the next kernel will be 7.0 as he's "running out of fingers and toes."

Linux 7.0 introduces Apple Type-C PHY and other hardware additions

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The Linux kernel version 7.0 includes new physical layer (PHY) drivers for various hardware components. These additions encompass support for Apple's Type-C PHY, Qualcomm's Snapdragon X2, and Rockchip's HDMI 2.1 FRL features. The updates aim to enhance compatibility with modern devices.

Linux developers submit patches to fix VM faults on AMD GCN GPUs

Linux graphics developers have submitted patches to address virtual memory faults plaguing older AMD GCN GPUs. These fixes aim to enhance stability for cards like the HD 7000 and R9 290 series during Vulkan workloads. The changes come ahead of the Linux Kernel 6.19 release.

Linux 7.0 expands temperature reporting for Intel GPUs

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The upcoming Linux kernel 7.0 will enhance temperature monitoring for Intel graphics processing units through updates to the i915 driver. This development aims to provide more granular thermal data, addressing previous limitations in accessing comprehensive sensor readings. The changes build on recent kernel advancements and promise better stability for users of Intel's integrated and discrete graphics.

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Linux 7.0 features minor performance optimization for AMD Zen 2 CPUs

February 28, 2026 13:27

Linux kernel 7.0 released with AMD Zen 6 and Intel Nova Lake support

February 27, 2026 05:15

Linux 7.0-rc2 includes numerous AMDXDNA Ryzen AI driver fixes

February 21, 2026 18:58

Linux 7.0 kernel merges several enhancements

February 10, 2026 14:59

Linux 7.0 scheduler updates include time slice extension

February 09, 2026 18:50

Linus Torvalds signals Linux kernel 7.0 release is imminent

January 25, 2026 13:35

Linux kernel 6.19-rc7 released with continuity plan

January 18, 2026 05:57

Linux 6.19-rc6 adds sound fixes for ROG Ally X and laptops

January 17, 2026 02:55

AMD readies key driver improvements for Linux 6.20 to 7.0

January 04, 2026 08:26

Linux 6.19-rc4 kernel released after quiet holiday

 

 

 

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