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Where to find kernel version on GitHub?

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Where to find kernel version on GitHub?

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linux4noobs@programming.dev · 5 months ago

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I’m looking to move to Linux, but I’ve seen there is a gaming bug related to the kernel. The issue is reportedly fixed in 6.9, but I can’t find the version used in the current release on GitHub.

I’m currently looking at Bazzite, but knowing how to locate the kernel version (prior to download) would be helpful for any distro.

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What’s the bug? Bazzite is using a patched kernel for a reason I’m guessing, maybe your bug is patched anyway even if its on the older branch.
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  https://lemmy.world/comment/10133694
  
  The info in this post (and the op) described an issue with certain games.

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