"H. Peter Anvin" wrote:
> However, code freeze after two months is completely unrealistic
> IMNSHO.
Please try and include an inter-semester break between opening a new
kernel and a code freeze. The worst case is university systems with
two semesters of 12 - 18 weeks with at least a month's break between
the semesters.
This implies at least five months before a code freeze.
Both teaching staff and students have much more time to devote to
Linux outside of the official learning periods.
Regards,
Glen
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