“Linux developer Andrew Morton, best known for maintaining the
‘-mm’ test kernels, pointed out what are either some gaping holes
in Linux or some great available challenges that you can take on to
become the next great kernel hacker, depending on your point of
view.“In his talk last night at Google’s Open Source Developers
series, Morton laid out the problems in what has become the
standard self-insulting communications style of many major
projects…”
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