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| '''Publish various communications about the Fedora kernel.''' The kernel is often a hot topic in various communities. We'll look at continuing the upstream Fedora patch reports, and possibly writing articles for Fedora Magazine. || Collaboration || || | | '''Publish various communications about the Fedora kernel.''' The kernel is often a hot topic in various communities. We'll look at continuing the upstream Fedora patch reports, and possibly writing articles for Fedora Magazine. || Collaboration || || | ||
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| '''Community Outreach''' The Fedora kernel community has several active members but could always improve. Through efforts like Outreachy, we can grow the understanding and expertise of interested community members. || | | '''Community Outreach''' The Fedora kernel community has several active members but could always improve. Through efforts like Outreachy, we can grow the understanding and expertise of interested community members. || Outreach || || | ||
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| '''Improved popular platform support''' People like to use their hardware with a minimum amount of fuss. Look into ways to accomplish this for popular hardware. || | | '''Improved popular platform support''' People like to use their hardware with a minimum amount of fuss. Look into ways to accomplish this for popular hardware. || Hardware enablement || || | ||
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| '''Architecture support''' The primary Fedora platform is x86_64. However, there are always interesting things happening on other architectures such as armv7hl, arm64, etc. We'll investigate possible areas where we as a team can help further progress or provide solutions with these architectures. || | | '''Architecture support''' The primary Fedora platform is x86_64. However, there are always interesting things happening on other architectures such as armv7hl, arm64, etc. We'll investigate possible areas where we as a team can help further progress or provide solutions with these architectures. || Architecture || || | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:16, 17 May 2016
Team High Level Goals
- Plan for and deliver high quality kernel for upcoming Fedora releases
- Improve team efficiency and community collaboration
- Increase participation in upstream kernel community
Goals
Specific action items will be derived from these goals.
| Description | Category | Lead Person | Target |
|---|---|---|---|
| Increase upstream kernel reviews and bugfixes. Upstream is continually looking for additional patch reviews. By increasing our participation there we can help avoid bugs. We'll also use this to increase our team's overall knowledge by gaining a deeper understanding of various focus areas within the kernel. | Upstream | ||
| Publish various communications about the Fedora kernel. The kernel is often a hot topic in various communities. We'll look at continuing the upstream Fedora patch reports, and possibly writing articles for Fedora Magazine. | Collaboration | ||
| Community Outreach The Fedora kernel community has several active members but could always improve. Through efforts like Outreachy, we can grow the understanding and expertise of interested community members. | Outreach | ||
| Improved popular platform support People like to use their hardware with a minimum amount of fuss. Look into ways to accomplish this for popular hardware. | Hardware enablement | ||
| Architecture support The primary Fedora platform is x86_64. However, there are always interesting things happening on other architectures such as armv7hl, arm64, etc. We'll investigate possible areas where we as a team can help further progress or provide solutions with these architectures. | Architecture |
Work Items
| Description | Lead Person | Target |
|---|---|---|
| Upstream patch reviews and bugfixes | All | FY |
| Blog/magazine postings on kernel topics | All | FY |
| Release maintenance | All | FY |
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