It seems like only yesterday that we here in the Linux blogosphere were celebrating Linux’s 20th birthday, but now here we are, two years later. Our favorite operating system has reached the ripe old age of 22, and its creator — Linus Torvalds — marked the occasion in characteristically understated fashion. Specifically, echoing his original message from August 26, 1991, inviting feature requests for his then-nascent OS, Torvalds published a similarly worded note late last month announcing the arrival of the Linux 3.11-rc7 kernel release.
