>With respect, what is also missing is a statement that we should (or
>should not) be using jitterbug. It is a fairly well kept secret, no
>mention at all anywhere in the source or the FAQ. A search of the
Agreed. I was not aware of such patch queue before now ;-).
>Note: jitterbug or something like it is a good idea. It just needs to
> be more visible and official.
I never used it and I don' t like it. This because my poor ppp connection
is slow everywhere. The only TCP reliable service here is smtp (because
it' s off-line of course ;-).
I will feel confortable with jitterbug if somebody would act as a
mail->jitterbug filter for me ;-).
Right now I am _very_ confortable with sending my few patches to Linus
because it' s via email.
I also suggest everybody has a patch to post it on linux-kernel or to
public an URL so I can use it even if it won' t fit in the next
official kernel.
Thanks.
Andrea[s] Arcangeli
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