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2009-07-03 03:30:02
Linux is famous for uptime, but even it has to reboot when a new kernel vulnerability is fixed. Or does it? Now thereâs Ksplice, technology that applies patches directly into the running kernel. And thanks to their free Uptrack service itâs free for users of Ubuntu!

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