Regressions? What regressions?
https://lore.kernel.org/linux-input/6256259.lOV4Wx5bFT@natalenko.name
@oleksandr why didn't you catch this during rc stabilization?
@vbabka and why didn't @oleksandr join existing discussions about problems caused by the commit, one of which where I CCed Linus today:
https://lore.kernel.org/linux-input/?q=0a3fe972a* (EDIT: add the "*" to the link if it's removed)
@vbabka I don't run -rcs and -stables, too risky.
@oleksandr I understand wrt -stables. But for not running -rcs, boo! How can they (and the final release) get less risky if even skilled people like you don't run them?
@vbabka I tend to run the same kernels across the fleet I manage, including my wife's laptop. Do you want her to run -rc as well?
@piggo @oleksandr docker? that's probably @brauner 's fault
@vbabka How rude, she's got things to do, after all!
@oleksandr @liskin it's nonsense, I wouldn't recommend anything bad! The -rc kernels simply do WORKSFORME.
(most times)
@liskin @oleksandr also be glad you don't have children!
@kernellogger @oleksandr actually his biggest mistake was trying out 7.0 and not waiting for 7.1 for the upgrade as all the smart people do.
@vbabka @oleksandr @liskin tbh, I use -rc kernels and they work quite well for me, even on the desktop where I do gaming/multimedia stuff.
@ffmancera I cherry-pick fixes from -rc kernels manually, am I artisanal?
@oleksandr @vbabka @liskin I understand you do that on your job.. But do you do that for your own kernels too?
@oleksandr @ffmancera @liskin you cherry-pick them to which base?
@oleksandr @kernellogger I have ssh access to something with 2.4.34 with grsecurity