Google Developers Blog: kernel summit
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By Michael Kerrisk, Software Engineering Team man-pages .April , we've managed to ship 21 new releases, with a dozen or so new pages, and around 400 major and minor improvements to existing pages.man-pages led me to talk about kernel-userland interface design, testing, and documentation at the recent LinuxConf Europe , where my Zurich colleague Roman Marxer also spoke about Google's recently open-sourced Ganeti virtual server management software. USENIX Linux Kernel Developers Summit , where I joined Google colleagues Andrew Morton, Paul Menage, and Martin Bligh to participate in the discussion of current topics related to kernel development, including the topic of kernel-userland API design, testing, and documentation. LWN.net . It's available to LWN.net subscribers only until the 20th of September, but you can already see the obligatory group photo .Ed. note: Post updated to fix typo.
