Should we drop support for kernels <2.6.22 in our v4l-dvb repository?
_: Yes
_: No
YES.
Optional question:
Why:
I assume that the main goal should be development of linux v4l/dvb
drivers to be included in *new* kernel versions. These dont need compat
code.
But beside of the main goal there are requirements and other goals
- simplify development and save time (skip)
- keep code as easy as possible (skip)
- having as many testers as needed (don't skip or choose kernel version
suitable)
- support of linux users who aren't able to update (either dont skip or
provide backports in regular intervals. still easier to implement)
looking at this it will hurt only users from embedded hardwrae, but at
least a bunch of them cannot compile modules anyway.
Might be solved by (i.e. yearly) backports.
Would be also interesting which kernel versions are used by list members.
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