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Home » Linux 3.11 to be known as ‘Linux for Workgroups’

Linux 3.11 to be known as ‘Linux for Workgroups’

July 16, 2013 Linux, Open Source, & anti Microsoft news

Last updated on September 8th, 2018

As of Sunday, Linux kernel 3.11 is officially named “Linux for Workgroups,” borrowing the moniker Microsoft gave to Windows 3.11, way back in 1993.
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