XanMod has released the 7.3.0-xanmod1 kernel, marking the first build of its EDGE branch based on the newly launched mainline Linux 7.3. The update incorporates a record-breaking number of commits and introduces enhancements such as sched_ext, failfs sandboxing, and various performance tweaks tailored for gaming. The kernel is designed for 64-bit Debian-based systems and is aimed at enthusiasts who want the latest features and are familiar with rebuilding external modules. While XanMod offers a curated set of performance optimizations, users should be cautious as the EDGE branch may introduce instability compared to the more stable LTS branch

XanMod 7.3.0-xanmod1 Kernel Released on Linux 7.3

XanMod released 7.3.0-xanmod1 today, the first build of its rolling EDGE branch built on the freshly shipped mainline Linux 7.3. Maintained since 2015 by Brazilian developer Alexandre Frade, the kernel layers scheduling, I/O, networking and compiler-optimization patches onto near-vanilla mainline for Debian-based systems. The update rides on Linux 7.3's record-breaking 18,765 commits, adding sched_ext, failfs sandboxing and filesystem gains on top of XanMod's familiar gaming and performance tweaks. Installable via apt for 64-bit Debian distros, it's aimed at enthusiasts who want the latest mainline fastest and are comfortable rebuilding external modules.

XanMod 7.3.0-xanmod1 Kernel Released on Linux 7.3 @ Linux Compatible