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OS Forums Guide
Project members are encouraged to post instead of using private email. Pick a forum to post to based on what you'd like to say or ask:
| Name | What to post | |
| OSTech | Talk about code: -bug reports, -bug fixes, -code implementation, -system architecture. Post about tech topics like: -SMP / processes and memory management / Libraries/ Interrupt/ scheduling / magic / partitioning. Propose new code fixes or features. Post anything about the code itself. Post about anything linked from the OS Tech or OS Source Guide wiki pages. |
| OSDev | Post about: -compile/build/debug problems and questions. -build tool chain Post your "make clean" or any build-related warnings. Post about any thing mentioned on the OS Developer wiki pages |
| OSRev | Code Reviews: -Post your changes, in the form of diffs or zip files of old and new source. -Post any code changes to the OS for which you need other people to review. (QNX Kernel process requires all procnto changes to be code reviewed.) -Post your comments on other people's diffs here too. |
| OSMeta | Post about everything else. Including: -issues of the os wiki infrastructure: wiki layout, organization, bugs, admin issues. -any OS or kernel general issue not covered in the other forums -beginner and general questions. |
See posting status at the OS Forums Status page.
Posting guidelines
Someone suggested the rule "If you wouldn't say it to your Mom, don't post it here." But "mom" includes Dilbert's mom who can tell the difference between packet-routing networks and circuit-switching networks, and is, in general a bigger geek than Dilbert. So the only rules are:
- All postings must be civil.
- Off-topic posts must be humorous and not dominate the group.
How to create a new forum
Propose the new forum with a posting to OSMeta and ask for comments. When a consensus is reached a project admin will create the group. Do the same if you think an existing group's mandate should be changed.
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