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    Subject-nice tree [was Re: [Swsusp-devel] Re: swsusp problems [was Re: Your opinion on the merge?]]
    On Čt 25-03-04 07:56:14, Michael Frank wrote:
    > On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 00:23:38 +0100, Pavel Machek <pavel@ucw.cz> wrote:
    > >On Čt 25-03-04 06:46:12, Michael Frank wrote:
    > >>On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 11:17:04 +0100, Pavel Machek <pavel@ucw.cz> wrote:

    > >Yes, having -nice patch with bootsplashes, translated kernel messages,
    > >and swsusp eye-candy would work for me.
    >
    > If a -nice _tree_ is useful, your guys just have to launch it. Gosh this
    > could reduce
    > arguments about what goes into the kernel and save Linus and Andrew lots of
    > work.

    Yes.

    > >Feel free to maintain it.
    >
    > Busy enough with testing, actually far too busy for being on a volunteer
    > basis ;)
    >
    > I am sure that better qualified and properly supported/sponsored individuals
    > will queue up as long as it is an _official_ -nice tree with the good
    > purpose
    > of centralizing useful non-core functions :)

    I'd say that having official -anything tree is an oxymoron (is -ac
    tree official? is -mm tree official?), but yes, I hope someone picks
    this up

    > >You see, 10 lines in printk is probably good enough reason not to
    > >include that patch in kernel, because its "too ugly".
    >
    > Pretty does not count above, Ugly does not count here, Functionality always
    > does.
    > Besides that patch might be in the -nice tree.

    Prettyness *does* count in -linus tree. -nice tree is likely to have
    different criteria.

    > >swsusp really should not have patch any code outside kernel/power.
    >
    > Which is extremely ideal, but one thing at the time...

    Okay, lets not please add more of outside changes (for -linus merge).

    Pavel
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