Alright, YT doesn't like some words to be pinned to the top, so let's be family-friendly...

For AI, there is an argument that goes like this:
If we have a tool that is so morally reprehensible that a lot of devs quit, wouldn't Linus/the kernel team react?

Yes! But this can still be argued on technical ground. Linus would not be making his decisions based on morality. He would be making them based on the loss of devs.

In fact, no matter the reason the devs give, if a new tool makes more loss than gain, it should be removed.

Hope it helps!

I like that the filesystem submission documentation essentially reads "Don't be the BCacheFS guy".

Linux foundation need's to employ you to make this videos for each new version as it is easier to understand :D

Best thing to do at 3:56 in the night, is watching this video to be up-to-date to my work-life ^^

I have a feeling these videos are getting way more  entertaining than a """"kernel dev log"""" should

While I'm sure most people watch this video already know this, for those who don't, the wonderful thing about  calculating the address using modulo 512 mentioned at 8:17 is that it's actually the address bitwise ANDed with 511 (address & 511). This is essentially a no-cycle-cost calculation, especially compared to the actual modulo operator.

Amazing kernel release, epic Maple Circuit video about it! Perfectly balanced as all things should be.

This is honestly an absolutely unique and amazing format on YouTube. Love the kernel update videos, great work!

This guy talk sounds young, I got the vibe like its 2008-2009 and i have started around the linux community as a fresh face and as a greenhorn, you give me he vibe i remember back then with this content. :) back when the politic was out and the comradery was a lot in memory lane.

ah yes, rust support on the discontinued IBM mainframe, just what i needed

Your explained Linus point really well. Great videos like always.

22:49 french Canadian accent spotted :D

(Don't feel ashamed of it, I know some french people are rude about this🙏)

This was a great in-depth video, I'm gonna subscribe

DRAIN THE SWAP!

This video is awesome. I never thought something like this could exist and now I'm full in.

Awesome work, now I have to wait for the Linux Kernel 7.3

Holy youtube refresh

Excellent as always, thank you !

Thanks for making this video.

While they are working on swap, I wish there was some interface for userspace daemons to report to the kernel stuff like "this application is a window manager, do not swap it to the disk" or "this application will need to be loaded back into memory soon" when someone is moving their cursor to another window

Very interesting and informative 👍

Thanks for the monthly Linux kernel gains video. Bro