The 6.10 kernel has been released

Linus has
released
the 6.10 kernel.

So the final week was perhaps not quite as quiet as the preceding
ones, which I don't love - but it also wasn't noisy enough to
warrant an extra rc.

Changes in 6.10 include
the removal of support for some ancient Alpha CPUs,
shadow-stack support for the x32 sub-architecture,
Rust-language support on RISC-V systems,
support for some Windows NT synchronization
primitives (though it is marked 'broken' in 6.10),
the mseal() system call,
fsverity
support in the FUSE filesystem subsystem,
ioctl() support in the Landlock security
module,
the memory-allocation profiling subsystem,
and more.

See the LWN merge-window summaries (part 1, part 2) and the KernelNewbies 6.10 page
for more details.