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Kernel Summit 2006: Software suspendKernel Summit 2006: Software suspendPosted Jul 19, 2006 21:21 UTC (Wed) by christian.convey (subscriber, #39159)In reply to: Kernel Summit 2006: Software suspend by bojan Parent article: Kernel Summit 2006: Software suspend
No, I'm *not* suggesting that Nigel does this work himself necessarily. The specific plan I gave was just an example of incremental progress. I have no idea whether or not that particular plan would be a good one. And even if it is, I'm not saying that Nigel needs to do the work himself - just that he needs to ensure that the kernel tree evolves in a way compatible with his plan to get all of suspend2 into it.
Don't miss my main point: breaking a large change into smaller, more digestable changes is sometimes the most expedience way to achieve the results of the large change. That was my only point.
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