That's an improvement, but ultimately not enough, actually. The article hits at this, and you should definitely read it: Being able to send xz patches to the L

That's an improvement, but ultimately not enough, actually. The article hits at this, and you should definitely read it: Being able to send xz patches to the Linux kernel would have been a nice point of leverage for Jia Tan's future work. We're not at trusting trust [1] levels yet, but it would be one step closer. [1]: https://research.swtch.com/nih https://research.swtch.com/nih