Javier Martinez Canillas
August 24, 2015
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Linux 4.1 was released last week and like previous kernel releases, this version again contains contributions made by Collabora engineers as a part of our current projects.
On this release, not only Collabora contributed several patches for different subsystems but also for the first time made it to LWN list of most active employers for a Linux kernel release and Tomeu Vizoso was listed as one of the most active developers by changed lines.
In total 68 patches were contributed to the 4.1 release. These were for:
Following is the complete list of patches merged in this kernel release:
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