Ofcourse, IMHO, linux-kernel doesn't need to do a press release ;
a simple announcement from Linus in the usual places
will do nicely. The press will jump on it fast enough.
Instead we could focus on documenting the features of 2.2.0
and changes compared with 2.0.x
Focus on proper technical docs, and let the press boys add
the hype words themselves.
Bert
Robert Klein wrote:
>
> I'm somewhat confused by this fourth draft. Are we writing a
> press release or a newspaper/-magazine article? If it's a
> press release leave the quotes out. If we want to give
> journalists the quotes, let's just include pointers to the
> documents. Put them into the section with the links at the end
> under 'Further readings.'
>
> The processors part is okay, it's just confusing to mention
> every architectures.
>
> Regards, Robert
>
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