New submission to the ELISA Workshop Fall 2021 CFP. Please find below the details. Email addressroberto.paccapeli@...Primary Speaker InformationPrimary Speaker Full NameRoberto PaccapeliPrimary

Reminder: ELISA TSC Meeting When: 09/29/2021 3:00pm to 4:00pm (UTC+02:00) Europe/Amsterdam Where: https://zoom.us/j/97628705664?pwd=UVJnTjFHank1cHdNZ04vbWlSUGs5QT09 Organizer: ELISA

Hi Min, I got feedback from the authors of the publications, and they are fine with publication on the elisa.tech webpage. So, please publish them on elisa.tech. Best regards, Lukas

<Elana.Copperman@...> wrote: Elana, enjoy your vacation! This email thread can wait another few days until we continue. Lukas

New submission to the ELISA Workshop Fall 2021 CFP. Please find below the details. Email addresschristopher.temple@...Primary Speaker InformationPrimary Speaker Full NameChristopher TemplePrimary

New submission to the ELISA Workshop Fall 2021 CFP. Please find below the details. Email addresschristopher.temple@...Primary Speaker InformationPrimary Speaker Full NameChristopher TemplePrimary

Dear ELISA community, The deadline to submit a session for the upcoming November ELISA Workshop is fast approaching, on October 1st. For those of you who are attending the Linux Plumbers Conference

Thanks, Lukas, for your comments. See brief replies below; we should continue this discussion next week, on my return from holiday. From: Lukas Bulwahn <lukas.bulwahn@...> Sent: Monday, September

My question was really looking for more practical answers here. E.g., just for the purpose of illustration: Although I understand what kind of changes to the memory management system might help

New submission to the ELISA Workshop Fall 2021 CFP. Please find below the details. Email addressa.biasci@...Primary Speaker InformationPrimary Speaker Full NameAlessandro BiasciPrimary Speaker Job

Thanks, Lukas. See replies in-line below. From: devel@... <devel@...> on behalf of Lukas Bulwahn <lukas.bulwahn@...> Sent: Monday, September 20, 2021 12:05 PM To: Elana Copperman

<Elana.Copperman@...> wrote: I am all in for prizes! That is a good way to see some nice suggestions... Great! You are addressing my concern. So, I think this can be a successful WG, and we

Thanks for comments. 2 quick notes: 1. Still waiting for additional ideas on relevant names - perhaps a prize to the winning name? 2. Lukas, some of my original text was unfortunately omitted. All of

<paul.albertella@...> wrote: Reasoning makes perfect sense, but the outcome is simply misguiding, blame the English language for it, but I guess that thing is even older and even more

Hi, Update on the proposed name for this new WG: We discussed Lukas' concerns and alternative name proposals (see below and [1]) in today's Dev Process WG call and agreed to adopt: Open-Source

ELISA TSC Meeting When: Wednesday, September 29, 2021 3:00pm to 4:00pm (UTC+02:00) Europe/Amsterdam Where: https://zoom.us/j/97628705664?pwd=UVJnTjFHank1cHdNZ04vbWlSUGs5QT09 Organizer: ELISA

All, I am canceling the TSC meeting on Sept 22nd as it conflicts with the Linux Plumbers conference schedule. Several of us are speaking and/or attending at this event. The next TSC meeting will be

Upps... missed a critical word in the sentence above: ...and that this does NOT just end up creating a wish list of ambitious kernel features that are impossible to implement. Note to myself: Read

Hi Lukas, Thanks very much for your supportive words and thoughtful feedback! Responses inline below. Agreed! The consensus in the last Dev Process WG meeting was that the name needed to have the

I am a big fan of this working group and I think it deserves some exploration. The key challenge I currently see is that "developers of safety critical systems" (which---by historic incident---have a