Merging in the mainline is a goal, but not for soon, before that, we need :
- a working and unbreakable system
- clean code
- even cleaner
- fully kernel coding standard compliant code
- system broken into small patches (but meaningful)
But when we'll have all of this, we will be candidate to integrate the mainline.
Thanks for cheering
The project will be shut down in March 2008, not before. actually, it's Moshe only who will stop "leading" the project (as a reminder, he didn't really 'lead' many thing in the 2.6 version)...
After march, we will see who will get the 'leader' position, but I don't think that is really an important change (call that politics if you want). The fact is for now, oM 2.6 has 3 core devs (me, risc, and g4saa) and we are quite all busy elsewhere. Anyway, if I can make interesting progress this year on the oM2.6 code, I'll take over the project.
Don't fear, oM project is not yet buried...
Anyhow, if any of you guys feel like kernel/user cluster dev, please feel free to contact me (or the list directly, I'll answer it)
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Merging in the mainline is a goal, but not for soon, before that, we need : - a working and unbreakable system - clean code - even cleaner - fully kernel coding standard compliant code - system broken into small patches (but meaningful) But when we'll have all of this, we will be candidate to integrate the mainline. Thanks for cheering
Well, let me precise the announce :
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The project will be shut down in March 2008, not before.
actually, it's Moshe only who will stop "leading" the project (as a reminder, he didn't really 'lead' many thing in the 2.6 version)
After march, we will see who will get the 'leader' position, but I don't think that is really an important change (call that politics if you want). The fact is for now, oM 2.6 has 3 core devs (me, risc, and g4saa) and we are quite all busy elsewhere. Anyway, if I can make interesting progress this year on the oM2.6 code, I'll take over the project.
Don't fear, oM project is not yet buried
Anyhow, if any of you guys feel like kernel/user cluster dev, please feel free to contact me (or the list directly, I'll answer it)
WE NEED MORE DEVS !! (as always anyway).