similarly to preempt_rt patch queue, would be great to have it for package maintainers to play with that.
because for example in ubuntu 20.04 is 3.9.18, while here are patches for 3.9.10.
for inspiration:
https://mirrors.edge.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/projects/rt/6.8/
patch vs patches files
i would like to promote that at work, but some people 'needs it served on silver plate' they don't want to play with devel way of installation
I'm not sure I fully understand the request, but I think answer is "no". I'm not working on new ways to distribute this fork now that PEP 703 has been accepted and the integration into CPython 3.13 is ongoing.
similarly to preempt_rt patch queue, would be great to have it for package maintainers to play with that. because for example in ubuntu 20.04 is 3.9.18, while here are patches for 3.9.10. for inspiration: https://mirrors.edge.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/projects/rt/6.8/ patch vs patches files i would like to promote that at work, but some people 'needs it served on silver plate' they don't want to play with devel way of installation