Re: [rfc][patch 0/14] mm: performance improvements

Christoph Hellwig wrote:

could you _please_ send you patches inline?  skipping to an attachment
everytime to read the description and patch is very awkward.  We can
allow that as an exception for people who send a single patch occasionally,
but for huge patch series it's highly annoying.

Yeah, my mailer traditionally breaks them and not many people have
complained. I was hoping people were just allowing an exception for
me because I'm cool, but I guess not :(

Maybe time to switch mailers... I'll see what I can do.

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