On Sat, Nov 03, 2001 at 12:52:18PM +0100, benh@kernel.crashing.org wrote: > > With a few exceptions... > > The power management is definitely not up to date in Linus tree, > as are a few Mac specific drivers. I would recomment using the > Linus tree (or bk _2_4 which is supposed to be very close to linus > as it is regulary merged) for desktop machines. bk _2_4_devel is > probably a better choice for laptop users as it contains all the > power management tweaks. yes, i forgot to mention power management. when do you think that will be stable enough to start sendint to linus and merging with the stable branch? > My rsync tree is definitely not something you want to use if you > are looking for a stable kernel source :) I keep no version control > and occasionally push some very experimental changes. Use it at > your own risk. It's purpose is for people to test some experimental > stuffs I'm working on, like firewire support, AGP support, etc... ive noticed ;-) > Once those things are considered stable enough, I merge them into > 2_4_devel, and eventually 2_4 (in this case, I also send patches > to Linus for inclusion in the main tree). do you send them or does paulus? i haven't seen your name in any of linus' changelogs in quite some time, but paul has been getting stuff merged quite regularly (though nothing much since .10). -- Ethan Benson http://www.alaska.net/~erbenson/
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