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points by chrisvalleybay 1 day ago | 0 comments

There has been a workaround available since nov 2: https://ubuntu.com/blog/fixes-available-in-proposed-pocket-f...

[–] InsidiousWombat 1 day ago

The fix is to install Debian

[–] icedchai 1 day ago

Or build your own kernel from kernel.org and install that. I moved one of my Ubuntu dev boxes to 7.3.1.

[–] fodkodrasz 1 day ago

Maybe... IBM RHEL. Or Arch. Or NixOS. Or Fedora. Anything that doesn't ship apt.

[–] tlamponi 1 day ago

They all had flaws and holes in their package manager in the past, or how are they magically 100% secure?

[–] throw0101c 1 day ago

> since nov 2

Since October 26 (noble) and 28 (resolute), when the kernel versions in question hit "proposed". November 2 is just the weblog post, but the solution was available the week before.