Linux 4.10-rc8
Hey, it's another week, and I could have released the final 4.10.
It's not been all that busy, although we did have a number of small
last-minute regression fixes (some just reverting stuff that caused
problems and needed more thought, others fixing things). But nothing
out of the ordinary, and I wouldn't have felt bad about just doing the
final release today.
But I decided that there's also no huge overriding reason to do so
(other than getting back to the usual "rc7 is the last rc" schedule,
which would have been nice), and with travel coming up, I decided that
I didn't really need to open the merge window. I've done merge windows
during travel before, but I just prefer not to. If it was the second
week of the merge window when the big bulk of stuff had been merged,
that would be one thing, but that's not how the schedule turned out.
Also: Linux 4.10-rc8 Kernel Released, Final Pushed Out By One Week
Linux Kernel 4.10 Delayed by a Week, Last Release Candidate Is Now Available
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