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LCOS now has its own custom build of the Linux Kernel… without Rust.

LCOS now has its own custom build of the Linux Kernel… without Rust. Why does LCOS need a unique build of the Linux…

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LCOS now has its own custom build of the Linux Kernel… without Rust. Why does LCOS need a unique build of the Linux Kernel? Oh, so many reasons! - The power to remove things we don’t want (like Rust). - The power to add things we DO want. - The power to build with configurations which provide the best desktop experience and performance for LCOS. - The power to be prepared for soft (or hard) forks if needed. “Lunduke’s Linux Kernel”, based on the latest Linux kernel release (7.2), is currently in testing and is available as an (entirely optional) package in LCOS (“lunduke-linux-kernel”). L

Posted by The Lunduke Journal (36.4k followers) 14 h ago · 178 likes · 3.5k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as Other. Tools mentioned: lunduke-linux-kernel.

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