Hello! Thanks Rodion, Vagrant, and everyone involved for updating the Linux-libre packages!
Vagrant Cascadian <[email protected]> skribis: > I really wonder if we should ship so many versions concurrently... when > most users probably use the default version or default lts version (I am > guessing, anyways)... rolling out updates for that many kernel versions > at once takes a full calendar day or more to have substitutes available > for all versions (and not even all architectures, bordeaux does not > usually build until it lands on guix master branch; I have not seen CI > build an aarch64-linux kernel in ages)... Yeah we could probably trim those versions a bit. > I think the vast majority of the time is applying and verifying the > linux-libre patchsets to generate the cleaned source tarball; I’m curious: Debian has a cleanup mechanism probably similar to that of Linux-libre, no? How does it compare, both in terms of accuracy and speed? Thanks, Ludo’.
