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[ This discussion belongs on netdev, not linux-kernel. ]

On Mon, 04 Aug 2003 11:17:23 +0930
Glen Turner <glen.turner@aarnet.edu.au> wrote:

> That's Matt Mathis's phrase.  The Web100 project
> <http://www.web100.org/> has a set of patches to the kernel
> which go a long way to reducing the wizard gap.  It would be
> nice to see those patches eventually appear in the Linux
> mainstream.

The web100 patches aren't in the kernel because 1) they've
never even been submitted and 2) they need a large cleanup.

I sort of get the impression that the web100 folks actually like that
their changes are not in the main sources, it keeps their work
"special".