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Linux user seeks pre-"slop code" kernel version for older hardware

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A user on Mastodon is seeking information about the oldest Linux kernel version that predates the inclusion of "slop code." They are interested in using an older kernel on their 6-8 year old hardware, particularly with Debian stable, which utilizes older package versions. The user is inquiring about the feasibility and potential benefits of running such an older kernel. AI

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Linux user seeks pre-"slop code" kernel version for older hardware

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · galacticstone ·

    Does anyone know the last Linux kernel version that didn't include slop code? I'm using boxes that are 6-8 years old, so I don't need a shiny new kernel. I'm al

    Does anyone know the last Linux kernel version that didn't include slop code? I'm using boxes that are 6-8 years old, so I don't need a shiny new kernel. I'm also running Debian stable which uses ancient versions of packages, so I feel like I could run with an older kernel. Would…

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