my take on recent regrettable events in the #linux kernel community. https://laforge.gnumonks.org/blog/20241025-linux-maintainers-russian/
Tytso on #Linux #kernel governance:
https://lore.kernel.org/all/20241026145640.GA4029861@mit.edu/
'"Ultimately, though, governance model that we've used since the founding of the Benevolent Dictator model. […]
Ultmately, though, the reason why Linus continues to serve as the leader of the Linux is that there is a very large number of people that respect his judgement and technical acumen.[…]
Everything else follows from this. […]
[…] the Code of Conduct committee has no inherent power to sanction developers, other […]"'
Thanks @jejb for restoring sanity!
https://lore.kernel.org/all/e7d548a7fc835f9f3c9cb2e5ed97dfdfa164813f.camel@HansenPartnership.com/
Why am I even making a #DeviceTree visualizer?
Modern SoCs are very complex. This tree here from an Allwinner D1 is simple in comparison with just above 100 nodes.
Most of those are for peripherals.
Some are clocks, power supplies and interrupts.
A StarFive JH7110 tree is more than 200 nodes already.
Note that both are from WIP Linux upstreaming offers and do not even fully represent the hardware yet.