On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Borislav Deianov wrote:
> In article <000201bfa3dd$f6bdd880$c2867ed4@default> you wrote:
> > I've seen some really cool patches go through this list, but where is there
> > a archive of all these 'unofficial' patches. There is one on linuxhq with
> > about 5 entries, but I can't find any others that have patches from this
> > list.
>
> For a while there was something called "Kernel Journal" which tracked
> the list for announcements and collected the links. Zack Brown did it,
> the guy behind "Kernel Traffic".
>
> It doesn't seem to exist anymore, though. Zack, what happened to it?
> Everybody thought it was a most excellent resource!
it broke, was fixed, and now has a few minor glitches to iron out. It's
actually fully functional and up on the web already at a new URL, but we
don't broadcast the new one because the remaining problems make Kernel
Journal more difficult to QA before making new announcements live. I'll make
an announcement when those last bits have been fixed.
Zack
>
> Best wishes,
> Borislav
>
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