If we can't pull the patch fully into Maverick for testing, can we possibly have someone setup a PPA containing a normal kernel for Lucid and Maverick except for having this patch applied to it? I would love to see if this patch helps the responsiveness of my desktop at work. I am always under memory pressure because I keep a VM running, and I frequently have heavy disk I/O situations due to log parsing. I think I'm a great tester for this.
The problem I'm already foreseeing here is that there isn't really a quantitative test for success. All I can say is whether or not my desktop "feels" more responsive. How would I actually measure responsiveness? Those types of issues are nearly impossible to reproduce reliably IMO.
If we can't pull the patch fully into Maverick for testing, can we possibly have someone setup a PPA containing a normal kernel for Lucid and Maverick except for having this patch applied to it? I would love to see if this patch helps the responsiveness of my desktop at work. I am always under memory pressure because I keep a VM running, and I frequently have heavy disk I/O situations due to log parsing. I think I'm a great tester for this.
The problem I'm already foreseeing here is that there isn't really a quantitative test for success. All I can say is whether or not my desktop "feels" more responsive. How would I actually measure responsiveness? Those types of issues are nearly impossible to reproduce reliably IMO.