"Michael D. Crawford" wrote:
>
> At the risk of volunteering for a big task, I'd like to ask if there is
> any kind of organized effort to do QA on Linux, particularly on the
> 2.4.0 release.
>
I think your idea is well warranted, however, I was wondering what people
thought about adding more onto it. I have to say that I think the *BSD folks
have it right with their bug tracking for the kernel. I see a lot of patches
flying around the list, but I have yet to find a GNATs database for the
kernel. I searched throught all of the old kernel mailing list archives and
only found 20 hits when searching for "GNATS" and most of them were 2 years
old or more.
-Steve
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