The end of TuxOnIce.

Hi everyone.

It's ten years since I started working on improving Linux hibernation.
Doesn't time fly?

In that time, the in-kernel implementation has slowly improved, as has
TuxOnIce. While the in-kernel implementation still has a reasonable way
to go in some areas, some of the work Rafael, Bojan and others have
contributed over the last year or two has made it significantly better.
At the same time, other work has significantly improved boot time
without hibernation.

In addition to the developments in the kernel, my life has changed a
lot. I'm now focusing much more on Drupal development, and have
struggled for a long time to find the time and motivation to put into
TuxOnIce after other demands on me get their share of attention.

I'm therefore writing to let you all know that I'm planning on calling
it a day. Before I do that, however, I'd like to get the input of
others. Does my evaluation of things sound fair to you? Can anyone make
an argument for not stopping development of TuxOnIce?

In His service and yours,

Nigel
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