This is the core of the Linux operating system. It controls the interface between user programs and hardware. It also is responsible for scheduling processes, memory management, multitasking and more.

"Old" Stable

• Version: 2.0.38
• Revision Date: August 25, 1999
• Full Source: (tar.gz) - (tar.bz2)
• Patches: (gz) - (bz2)
• Description: This is the old Stable Linux kernel. For a listing of all kernel changes, see www.kernelnotes.org.

Stable

• Version: 2.2.12
• Revision Date: August 25, 1999
• Full Source: (tar.gz) - (tar.bz2)
• Patches: (gz) - (bz2)
• Description: This is the latest Stable Linux kernel. For a listing of all kernel changes, see www.kernelnotes.org.

Stable AC Patches

• Version: None
• Take a Look: N/A
• Revision Date: N/A
• Patches: N/A
• Description: The AC patches are small fixes for problems found in kernels. They are released by Alan Cox, and are sometimes released often. To find out how to add these patches into your kernel, read up a nice article written by Dave Jones at Ext2.org called Kernel Patches (ironically).
• More Info: http://linux-patches.rock-projects.com/

Development

• Version: 2.3.21
• Revision Date: October 11th, 1999
• Full Source: (tar.gz) - (tar.bz2)
• Patches: (gz) - (bz2)
• Description: This is the latest Development Linux kernel. Warning: this kernel is in development so use with caution. It may cause serious damage to your system if you don't know what you're doing. For a listing of all kernel changes, see www.kernelnotes.org

Development AC Patches

• Version: n/a
• Revision Date: n/a
• Take a Look: n/a
• Patches: n/a
• Description: The AC patches are small fixes for problems found in kernels. They are released by Alan Cox, and are sometimes released often. To find out how to add these patches into your kernel, read up a nice article written by Dave Jones at Ext2.org called Kernel Patches (ironically).
• More Info: http://linux-patches.rock-projects.com/