I'm hence marking[1] 'HacKerMaiL' as a mailing tool for DAMON community that the maintainer is committed to support.
[1] lore.kernel.org/202406202203...
#linux #kernel #damon #hkml #hackermail

As the DAMON maintainer and an AWS employee, I _strive_ to be the best employer of DAMON community. Assisting onboarding of new members is an important part of it.
#linux #kernel #damon #hkml #hackermail

hackermail/release_note at v1.1.0 · sjp38/hackermail Hackers' mails management tool. Contribute to sjp38/hackermail development by creating an account on GitHub.

Read the documentation[2] for more details.
[1] github.com/sjp38/hacker...
[2] github.com/sjp38/hacker...
#hkml #hackermail

Hackermail v1.1.0[1] is just pushed with a number of features. Now it can be used for reading general patch files or commits with the built-in lore/commits-explorer. Also most hkml features are integrated into the interactive interface.
#hkml #hackermail

I just pushed Hackermail v1.0.9[1]. The version adds more features for its interactive list/viewer, including complete thread listing, git commit ids handling, and lore links opening.

[1] github.com/sjp38/hacker...

#hkml #hackermail

I just pushed Hackermail v1.0.8[1]. From this version, list/thread output supports interactive mails reading and replying.
[1] github.com/sjp38/hacker...
#hkml #hackermail

Just pushed hackermail v1.0.2[1]. The major change in this version is the support of drafts. Users can tag/save, remote-synchronize, and continue writing/sending drafts.
[1] github.com/sjp38/hacker...
[2] github.com/sjp38/hacker...
#hackermail #hkml

Just tagged and pushed hackermail v1.0.1[1]. The most important change in this version would be the support of remote synchronization[2].
[1] github.com/sjp38/hacker...
[2] github.com/sjp38/hacker...
#hackermail #hkml

I just marked my linux kernel mails management tool as v1 (sjp38.github.io/post/hackerm...). I hope it answers the questions on my mails management workflow, better than I did in the past.
#linux #kernel #hackermail