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>>>>> "PI" == Perez-Gonzalez, Inaky <inaky.perez-gonzalez@intel.com> writes:

 >> THAT is what I mean by vendor-driven. If vendors decide they 
 >> really want the patches, and I actually start seeing noises on 
 >> linux-kernel or getting
 >> requests for it being merged from _users_ rather than developers, then
 >> that means that the vendor is on to something.

For what it is worth, CERN has been using LKCD kernels for the last
6month or so, enabled mostly on headless farm machines (but the
kernels get deployed to desktops as well). Please consider including
it into the mainstream kernel.

Jan Iven
Linux support / CERN


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