On Sat, May 22, 2004 at 02:19:19PM +0200, Thiemo Seufer wrote: > William Lee Irwin III wrote: > [snip] > > No need for excuses. In my eyes, all architectures are on equal footing. > > I would like to inspire a unified effort, regardless of the fact that it > > may involve no specific change in direction, to elevate all architectures > > to equal status and to make mainline work everywhere for 2.6. > > Does this mean to put all of 2.6 support in a single package? I don't > think such an approach works well for architectures maintained outside > the mainline (linus/morton) tree. Such architectures are really on the wrong track imo. They are also a pain for any kernel maintainer, including the arch maintainers themselves. Afaics all major architectures are uptodate in 2.6, and given how fast architecture updates get merged I see no real valid excuse for an architecture to be maintained externally. Maybe I'm missing something, and if so, please enlighten me.
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