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From: Philip Paeps <philip@trouble.is>
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Subject: Re: How to get my port ustreamed?
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Robin Haberkorn <robin.haberkorn@googlemail.com> wrote:
> On Sat, 19 Oct 2024, Alastair Hogge wrote:
>>You should have been here when loads of the official mailing lists 
>>where synchronised here on Usenet, good times...sadly gone now, and 
>>now, even mailing lists are being replaced by shit like Github, and 
>>even Matrix has entered the picture.
>
> Github doesn't really get accepted in the FreeBSD communit it seems.

The FreeBSD Project hosts its own Git repositories.

>By the way, I am about to patch the kernel to get a job interview with 
>some company. While the docs say, you can try submitting a PR on 
>freebsd-src via Github, I was recommened to use reviews.freebsd.org.  
>That's the way to go?

Yes.  And put a pointer to your review in bugs.freebsd.org if you're 
fixing a bug.  Discussing changes on mailing lists is also encouraged.  
hackers@ and current@ are often good places to start.  arch@ may be 
appropriate for broader architectural changes, but probably best to 
start with hackers@.

Philip