Thanks to David Hinds and others for the last weeks of merging of PCMCIA
etc, I'm now officially happy.
Note that feature freeze is different from code freeze. We'll still do
updates of drivers etc without being too anal about it, and even
completely new drivers (or possibly filesystems) etc may possibly be
accepted as long as they don't impact _anything_ else and don't imply a
completely new approach to something. Drivers in particular tend to be
updated even in the stable kernel, after all.
But expect me to be less than enthusiastic about even new drivers. New
ideas for core functionality are right out.
The feature freeze should be turning into a code freeze in another two
months or so, and a release by the end of the year. And as everybody
knows, our targets never slip.
And as I said, don't even bother emailing me for the next two weeks,
because you won't be reaching me anyway, and the mail accumulated over the
two weeks will be unceremoniously dumped into a toxic waste container, to
be buried in concrete somewhere at sea. Never to be opened again, in
short.
I'll have fun. You do too,
Linus
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