Re: project status

[Jesse Nelson <yoda@xuma.com>]

I can go ahead an  start a source forge pjoject for the list and goals.

I have webspace, and a bit of time to maintain the web-side of the effort.
I think somthing kinda like bugzilla would be a better solution to the todo 
list Idea.  Maybee I will lookinto this tonight and maybe put somthing up 
on my domain. 

anyone have objections with this ?.. 


Previously, Greg KH wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 10, 2001 at 02:17:39AM +0000, davej@suse.de wrote:
> > I foresee this could work out something like..
> > 
> > 1. Someone checks out the TODO from CVS.
> > 2. Picks something, mentions to the list "I'm about to tackle item 38"
> >    (In case someone else already is working on it, in which case pointing
> >    them to the relevant person may be advisable.
> >    A project admin with CVS write access maybe marks it in the TODO
> >    file ?).
> > 3. After hacking fixups, the patch is sent here.
> 
> And to the code's maintainer.  Please remember them :)
> 
> > 4. If the patch looks ok, its recommended to be sent to l-k/Linus/Alan.
> 
> This should probably say:
> 
> 4. If the maintainer agrees, then _they_ forward it on up the proper
>    chain of command.
> 
> There is usually someone else in charge of the larger
> subsystem, that then will forward it to Linus in the end.  Let's not do
> an end run around the current kernel submission process.
> 
> thanks,
> 
> greg k-h
> 
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