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realtime:communication:mailinglists [2024/08/27 10:01]
ptesarik Update outdated links, add links to list archives
realtime:communication:mailinglists [2025/01/30 14:21] (current)
bigeasy Remove the part where it RT will be merged one day.
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 =====Mailing lists===== =====Mailing lists=====
  
-^ List ^ Description ^ +^ List                                ^ Description ​                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      ​
-|**linux-rt-users@vger.kernel.org** | Real-Time Linux Users: Release announcements,​ bug reports and handling, general usage questions, development or user-space tools (e.g. rt-test suite). ​ [[linux-rt-users+subscribe@vger.kernel.org | subscribe linux-rt-users]] ​ [[linux-rt-users+unsubscribe@vger.kernel.org | unsubscribe linux-rt-users]] ​ [[https://​lore.kernel.org/​linux-rt-users/​ | archive]] | +| **linux-rt-users@vger.kernel.org** ​ | Real-Time Linux Users: Release announcements,​ bug reports and handling, general usage questions, development or user-space tools (e.g. rt-test suite). ​ [[linux-rt-users+subscribe@vger.kernel.org| subscribe linux-rt-users]] ​ [[linux-rt-users+unsubscribe@vger.kernel.org| unsubscribe linux-rt-users]] ​ [[https://​lore.kernel.org/​linux-rt-users/​| archive]] ​ 
-|**linux-kernel@vger.kernel.org** | (LKML) Linux Kernel Development:​ technical discussions related to upstream and RT tree patches with all developers and maintainers. [[linux-kernel+subscribe@vger.kernel.org | subscribe linux-kernel]] [[linux-kernel+unsubscribe@vger.kernel.org | unsubscribe linux-kernel]] ​ [[https://​lore.kernel.org/​linux-kernel/​ | archive]] |+| **linux-kernel@vger.kernel.org** ​   | (LKML) Linux Kernel Development:​ technical discussions related to upstream and RT tree patches with all developers and maintainers. [[linux-kernel+subscribe@vger.kernel.org| subscribe linux-kernel]] [[linux-kernel+unsubscribe@vger.kernel.org| unsubscribe linux-kernel]] ​ [[https://​lore.kernel.org/​linux-kernel/​| archive]] ​                                | 
 +| **linux-rt-devel@lists.linux.dev** ​ | PREEMPT_RT development. Technical discussions related to PREEMPT_RT with developers and maintainers. [[linux-rt-devel+subscribe@lists.linux.dev| subscribe linux-rt-devel]] [[linux-rt-devel+unsubscribe@lists.linux.dev| unsubscribe linux-rt-devel]] [[https://​lore.kernel.org/​linux-rt-devel/​| archive]] ​                                                      |
  
 Information about all Linux kernel developer mailing lists is provided on [[https://​subspace.kernel.org/​vger.kernel.org.html|vger.kernel.org]]. If there are questions about LKML, please consider [[http://​vger.kernel.org/​lkml/​|LKML FAQs]] first. Information about all Linux kernel developer mailing lists is provided on [[https://​subspace.kernel.org/​vger.kernel.org.html|vger.kernel.org]]. If there are questions about LKML, please consider [[http://​vger.kernel.org/​lkml/​|LKML FAQs]] first.
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 All patches against the RT tree should be [[realtime:​communication:​send_rt_patches | posted]] All patches against the RT tree should be [[realtime:​communication:​send_rt_patches | posted]]
-to LKML. CCing rt-users is fine, but development needs to happen on+to LKML and CCing linux-rt-devel. CCing rt-users is fine, but development needs to happen on
 the main kernel development list because only a few the main kernel development list because only a few
-developers/​maintainers are subscribed to rt-users. Furthermore,​ the +developers/​maintainers are subscribed to rt-users.
-more patch discussion happens on LKML, the more it helps promote the +
-willingness of other kernel developers to accept that +
-CONFIG_PREEMPT_RT isn't going to go away, and will probably +
-(hopefully!) be merged into mainline someday soon.+
  
 The linux-rt-users list is intended for users who want to ask questions about using the -rt patch set. The linux-rt-users list is intended for users who want to ask questions about using the -rt patch set.
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