We use Sentry to monitor errors within our Django applications. It’s an excellent tool: you should use it. Regrettable however, […]

As you may be aware, starting with 4.12-rc1 Linus will no longer provide signed tarballs and patches for pre-release (“-rc”)

The XZ tarballs for the following kernel releases did not initially pass signature verification due to benign changes to the

We are extremely happy to announce that Packet has graciously donated the new hardware systems providing read-only public access to

Those of you who have been around for a while may remember a time when you used to be able

The Home Office recently published guidance on how companies can use web design and development to make sites accessible to

If you find yourself on an unreliable Internet connection and need to perform a fresh clone of Linux.git, you may

Linus named the upcoming 4.0 release of the kernel “Hurr Durr I’ma Sheep” (see his git commit), so we are

Linus named the upcoming 4.0 release of the kernel “Hurr Durr I’ma Sheep” (see his git commit), so we are

We’ve had to temporarily limit FTP access to mirrors.kernel.org due to high IO load. We have recently upgraded our hardware

We’ve had to temporarily limit FTP access to mirrors.kernel.org due to high IO load. We have recently upgraded our hardware

We’ve had to temporarily limit FTP access to mirrors.kernel.org due to high IO load. We have recently upgraded our hardware

Since we rely on the OpenSSL library for serving most of our websites, we, together with most of the rest

Good-bye bzip2 We started listing xz-compressed versions of kernel archives in all our announcements back in March 2013, and the