Progress on 2.6?

Are we going to be seeing more 2.6-wolk kernels, at least in the near
future?

I understand time constraints, and I'm definitely not trying to pester
or anything. The reason I ask is I'm currently using a
2.6.6-software-suspend2 kernel that works extremely well for
suspend/resume (swsusp2 is different from pmdisk and swsusp in
main-line, it's *gasp* actively developed). The kernel works well, but
there are some addon patches I find myself missing. So my options are
either roll my own kernel, or wait until a 2.6.6 (or 2.6.7) based wolk
and try and merge swsusp2 into that. I'd prefer to put my work towards
merging swsusp2 into wolk instead of rolling my own kernel, but if it's
going to be awhile before any new wolk 2.6 kernels, I'll just go ahead
on my own.

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