Linus Torvalds has released Linux 2.6.34. In brief "This version adds two new filesystem, the distributed filesystem Ceph and LogFS, a filesystem for flash devices.
I'm sure you as end use do not care about all that stuff :). Therefore, I would like to pick what I see is important for end user in this release.
1-Asynchronous suspend/resume: The power management code has been modified to allow asynchronous suspend/resume, allowing drivers to do device suspend/resume in parallel, which improves the time used to suspend/resume devices quite a lot. In this version, PCI, USB and SCSI devices do asynchronous suspend/resume by default.
2-GPU switching: Some laptops have two GPUs, a low-power and inefficient GPU and a high-power and powerful GPU. Users should be able to switch to one or another at runtime. In this version, Linux adds support for this feature. You need to restart X, though.
3-Preliminary Radeon Evergreen (Radeon HD 5xxx) support: This version adds preliminary support for Radeon Evergreen (Radeon HD 5xxx). It isn't ready for users (no acceleration at all), but it's progressing.
4- A lot of new drivers

Problem with activation
George (not verified) on Thu, 05/20/2010 - 01:53Hi there, I dont know if I am writing in a proper board but I have got a problem with activation, link i receive in email is not working... http://www.linuxcrunch.com/?f6f7b91a215da45cf32c6833622,
You can use Contact us form.
Zayed on Thu, 05/20/2010 - 13:29You can use Contact us form. Anyway, you can try angin and remove www from the link.