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Linux 7.3-rc7 includes extensive selftests and core fixes
Linux 7.3-rc7 is a release candidate, a build prepared before a final Linux release.
Linus Torvalds said a travel mix-up caused a slight delay.
The patch has an unusual distribution of changes, with about half its code in selftests.
Selftests are tests included with the software to check its behavior.
The build also contains updates to core networking and computer architecture, along with fixes to the VFS, the part of Linux that handles files and directories.
The update combines these checks and fixes, but no further release timing is given.
Linux 7.3-rc7 includes a large share of code in selftests.
Core networking, architecture updates and VFS fixes are also part of the build.
Linus Torvalds said a travel mix-up caused a slight delay to the release candidate.
- Who
- Linus Torvalds noted the delay.
- What
- Linux 7.3-rc7 includes extensive selftests, along with core networking, architecture updates and VFS fixes.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- A travel mix-up caused a slight delay to the release candidate.
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No direct quotes in the coverage so far.
A travel mix-up caused a slight delay, according to Linus Torvalds.
The build included selftests, core networking, architecture updates and VFS fixes.
- Release candidate
- Linux 7.3-rc7
- Selftests
- About half of the code, according to the article headline
- Other updates
- Core networking, architecture updates and VFS fixes
- Delay
- A travel mix-up caused a slight delay









