The kernel releases for Tumbleweed have been coming out pretty slowly
lately. When I started using Tumbleweed in November of 2017, it was not at
all uncommon for Tumbleweed to get a new kernel release before Arch got the
same kernel release. Now, it seems like we get new kernel releases a week
after they are released upstream at best. I personally have been using
kernel:stable because of this, but due to the kmp setup and not using dkms,
not everyone can do this.
Is there a reason for this? I personally have not had a single issue with
the kernels from the kernel:stable repo (I'm using 5.2.1 right now without
a single hiccup), so the quality of the kernels does not seem to be the
issue.
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