| New Linux Kernel Adds X32 ABI, Btrfs Updates |
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It's been a "calm" release cycle, according to Linus Torvalds, but the 3.4 Linux kernel released on Sunday still has plenty of interesting new features. Top of the bill? A X32 application binary interface (ABI) that will help provide better performance for applications that don't really need huge chunks of memory or 64-bit variables. cialis pricecialis reviews viagra viagra buy cialis 20mg
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