> To some degree linux-arch would be a good list for it, but it's closed,
> even to monitor.
linux-arch is only for architecture code, but yes it serves a similar
purpose. But it's very specialized. What is discussed there is unlikely
to be of much interest to most people.
I was thinking of a relatively low volume list where quick notes for
any general interfaces changes that likely needs adaptions in a wide range of
code could be sent. Then even people who cannot follow l-k or git due
to volume could subscribe to that and adapt their code as needed.
-Andi
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