OT: Other mailing lists?

[John Richard Moser <nigelenki@comcast.net>]

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Anyone have any suggestions for good mailing list BESIDES the LKML to
discuss OS design etc etc on?  There's some things I'd like to get a
better handle on like mm/ (design and potential improvements) or the
age-old microkernel argument, context switching (apparently L4-Iguana
has faster context switch code than Linux, and by that virtue overtakes
the microkernel overhead and runs an adapted linux faster than the
monolith; could that be fed back into the actual monolith?); but I don't
particularly want to waste time on the list and incur Linus' wrath with
certain topics ;)

Finding stuff like this is hard; half the lists out there are either
crapfloods or are pretty much inactive.  The ones that are good are
being used for useful work (for example...) and might not be so hot to
spam with newbie questions.  Any help is appreciated.


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