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marcH · 2026-06-21 · via LWN.net comments

> How many such experiments have made it upstream?
> [...]
> ... Ubuntu's abysmal communication about releasing fixes for the last splurge of Linux kernel vulnerabilities.

"Upstreaming" back is an important question but a very different question.

How many of your git branches have made it upstream? Good question that does not invalidate the mere concept of branching. No one wants to go back to SVN or (God forbid) Perforce where everyone sees what everyone else does all the time.