Hi Rik, Lawrence.
>> 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.
>> If there isn't one I'd be willing to set one up on
>> SourceForge or something - but there must be one somewhere
>> already?
> Maybe somebody could make a list archive that only contains
> the posts which match /^subject..\[patch\]/i ??
I have the last 12,000 messages in L-K archived locally, so could
probably sort these out fairly easily. I'll have a look at it
this evening...
Best wishes from Riley.
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