On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 03:36:10PM +0200, Herbert Poetzl wrote: > There have been numerous 'requests' for a new Stable > release and it seems like the Linux-VServer community > is willing to 'sponsor' the stabilization process ... [zapped] > thus the first thing is to select a kernel we want > to stabilize for a stable release ... > options IMHO are: > - 2.6.32.x (has performance issues, but is long term) > - 2.6.38.x (good performance, not longterm yet) > - 3.0.x (immature, but the future) here the status so far: all the money so far is on 2.6.32.x while the majority votes for 3.0.x ... 2.6.32.x 2.6.38.x 3.0.x Other $$$ ----------------------------------------------------------------- Tor Rune Skoglund - - X - Gordan Bobic - X X - John A. Sullivan III - - X - Roman Vesely X - - - 500 USD Nikolay Kichukov X - - - Michael Auckland - - X - Mr Jarry - - - X Corey Wright X - - - Sandino Araico Sánchez X - - - 200 USD Romain Riviere - X X - please correct me if I did misinterpret any response ... best, Herbert > note that whatever kernel we choose, the stabilization > will be for that kernel only, i.e. there is no way to > port such a kernel to the other branch (without need > to redo all the testing and review) > please share your thoughts and preferences in this > thread so that we get an idea where we are heading to > thanks in advance, > Herbert