I actually chose your standard linux-libre kernel from your PPA and with you
having a real-time one available, that is awesome for those who want to do
audio and video editing on a GNU machine.
Btw I had this idea and tell me if it sounds crazy but what if you took your
skills into modifying the standard Ubuntu kernels, created libre verisons of
that version, and pushed it into the main Ubuntu repositories?
That way you could use your PPAs for testing before they go into the Ubuntu
repos and makes it easier and one less thing for Trisquel and other Ubuntu
based libre distros to worry about.
I am guessing the packages would be like this by following the Ubuntu naming
scheme:
* linux-libre
* linux-libre-generic
* linux-image-libre
* linux-headers-libre
* linux-image-libre-generic
* linux-headers-libre-generic
* linux-image-3.2.0-35-libre-generic
* linux-libre-lowlatency
* linux-image-libre-lowlatency
These are just a few, but do you think this would be worth it to push into
the main Ubuntu repos? Would it be too much work? Would you only do it if you
got paid? You definately have the skills and experience to create something
like this.
