I'm calling the community for help. If you would like your voice heard at the Maintainer Summit, please contact me by e-mail (laurent.pinchart@ideasonboard.com) to share your opinions on AI usage in the Linux kernel. Unless you explicitly request to be named, I will strictly respect your privacy and anonymize all the feedback I receive before sharing it with kernel maintainers. Please don't wait until the last minute as the week leading to the summit will be very busy. (5/5)
@sj now moves on to another area, memory management: how to handle more data with less memory with DAMOS.
The video recording of @gregkh's recent #OSSKorea26 keynote "Linux in the Land of LLMs" is now available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MwMLPmMccs&pp=0gcJCRMMAYcqIYzv
Slides: https://hosted-files.sched.co/osskorea2026/a7/4%20-%20Greg%20-%20oss_korea%20v2.pptx.pdf
Here are a few screenshots from the latter:
#kernel #LinuxKernel #ai #llvm #security #vulnerabilities #Linux
Ten years. That's how long it's been since Jonathan Corbet last gave his famous Kernel Report at Kernel Recipes (https://archives.kernel-recipes.org/document/the-kernel-report/) and two years since the talk appeared on the schedule at all.
He'll be opening the conference with it.
In Jonathan's own words, the session covers "what is happening in the kernel community and where it might go."
Not registered yet? Hurry! Only a handful of seats left, especially for the full three days.
The schedule: https://kernel-recipes.org/en/2026/schedule/
LPC 2026 is sold out! If you haven't secured your ticket yet, please refer to our latest blog post for information about the wait list.
https://lpc.events/blog/current/index.php/2026/08/15/linux-plumbers-conference-2026-is-now-sold-out/