Hi, As written elsewhere, I think that kvmtool doesn't get all the attention it deserves and it might be related to the following personal observations. I'm sorry if these topics have already been discussed somewhere, but a quick search didn't show up any similar discussion. The first results for kvmtool on a search engine redirect to the Clear Containers' GitHub, while the official git repository is hosted on git.kernel.org. Several kvmtool repositories exist on GitHub, and telling which repository is the official one is indeed difficult. A kvmtool organization even exists on GitHub, but I can't tell if it's related to the project. I personally think that a website (or even a single webpage) would be great, at least to provide this piece of information. Incidentally, I find that reporting issues through e-mail isn't convenient (and makes contributions difficult for non-kernel developers). It's kind of difficult to know what are the current issues, and even know the state of past issues. A bugtracker would definitely be a great option in my opinion. Finally, kvmtool shares the KVM's mailing list. The static HTML pages of http://www.spinics.net/lists/kvm/ seem to be the only way to browse the archive, which is quite painful. Originally, it made sense to have a single mailing list for KVM and kvmtool since they both were part of the Linux kernel. kvmtool is now an independent userland project and I wonder if a separate mailing list wouldn't be more convenient. What do you think? Thanks -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe kvm" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
