On Mon, Oct 11, 2021 at 3:17 AM Joseph Salisbury <josephtsalisbury@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Per the RTL Project wiki[0], patches for PREEMPT_RT should be sent to > LKML with the option to CC this mailing list. > > As most of you know, LKML receives a lot of mail everyday. I'm > interested in following the RT Linux Project as closely as possible, > but I would like to filter out non RT related messages on LKML. Has > anyone found a way to do this? Are there any suggestions to filter RT > Linux messages out of all the other LKML mail? > > Thanks, > > Joe > Joe, A quick answer: just subscribe to this mailing list and you will get a smaller list of patches in your inbox that are related to real-time Linux issues, but this is not really a complete list of ongoing work for mainlining. But further just to clarify this mportant point: RT Linux is not a much separate thing from the mainline Linux; most development of getting the last bits and pieces accepted just go to the needed lists, e.g., the printk rework (see https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20210803131301.5588-1-john.ogness@xxxxxxxxxxxxx/), was sent to LKML, but not to this list here. Maybe this is a good heuristics for you: If a complete view of patches under discussion and review is really important to you, you might just identify the names of the core Real-time Linux Team and filter all emails from this team on all linux-kernel mailing lists, which can be done quite easily with lore.kernel.org nowadays. Otherwise, try to identify all the topics under work for Real-time Linux, e.g., by looking at the remaining PREEMPT_RT patchset, and follow exactly those on the mailing list. Lukas > > [0] https://wiki.linuxfoundation.org/realtime/communication/send_rt_patches
