On 15:27 Sun 14 Mar 2021, Linus Torvalds wrote:
On Sun, Mar 14, 2021 at 3:00 PM Linus Torvalds <[email protected]> wrote:So rc3 is pretty big this time around, [..]Oh, and I had planned to mention the historical note that goes along with today's date, but then entirely forgot. Some people think today is π-day because of odd US date formatting. But as any true kernel geek knows, March 14 is actually much more important than that. It's the anniversary of the Linux 1.0 release announcement. No, it's not some nice round number this year - the 1.0 release happened in 1994, 27 years ago today. And it's arguably a much less interesting release than the _first_ Linux kernel release of 0.01, which _will_ have a nice round age of 30 years later this year. But still. I should have remembered to mention that minor historical significance of this date in the rc3 announcement. Linus
Thank you so much for reminding and provide us something to cling on(it's been looooong)and earn daily bread and butter to survive.(If it doesn't sound "polished" and "top class" ..then can't help much... ~Bhaskar
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