> During the kernel summit, Paul Mackerras gave an excellent presention
> on the patchwork web based tool they are using for powerpc platform
> development.
>
> In a nutshell, it's a web tool that gets fed by a mailing list and
> records patches. Administrators for a "project" can change the
> state of the patches, edit them, put them into bundles, etc.
> And everyone can look at the state of the patch queue and also
> look up older patches that were rejected, deferred, accepted, etc.
>
> It looks like it can streamline our workflow as well as give people
> a place to see what state their patch is in. So I've asked the
> ozlabs folks to create a "netdev" project.
>
> See for yourself:
>
>
http://patchwork.ozlabs.org/project/netdev/list/
>
> Currently I am the admin for this project.
>
> It might be nice if Jeff Garzik created an account for himself,
> so I can get him marked as an admin as well, since driver patches
> get funneled there too.
>
> John Linville, on the other hand, may wish to ask the ozlabs folks
> to add a linux-wireless project and admin that project.
>
> John, I'll send you a contact under private cover that you can use
> if interested.
