The 7.2 kernel has been released
Brief
The 7. 2 kernel has been released. Linus said:
Well, this last week of the release was - once again - bigger than I would have wished for, but hey, with the whole "new normal" thing, if I delayed releases for that reason we'd probably never have a release at all.
Significant features in this release include common attributes support in the bpf() system call, cache-aware load balancing for the CPU scheduler, large-folio support in the Btrfs filesystem, further swap subsystem improvements , improvements to the Landlock security module, support for block devices with inline encryption hardware via the dm-inlinecrypt device-mapper target, and much more.
See the LWN merge window summaries ( part 1 , part 2 ) and the KernelNewbies 7. 2 page for more information.