> Releasing an Emacs that crashes in recent kernels
> isn't so nice...
Well, of course I'm not advocating releasing an Emacs which is known
to crash on recent Linux kernels. But as you also say:
> [Many of the other items seem not so important to me; I suppose if
> nobody can be found to fix them, many of those could just be dropped
> without noticeably decreasing the quality of the release.]
...and that's exactly my point. They should be done, but there's no
point on them holding the release.
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/L/e/k/t/u
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