11:33 <krzk> Anyone here willing to share the mutt macro used for applying patches? I actually look for most complex or non-obvious macros people use:)

12:15 <rfs613> krzk: maybe have it post the mesage-id to X (formerly twitter), then fire up a few thousand microservices to listen for matching X tweets, followed with a good measure of kubernetes and a swarm of docker containers to pull the kernel and apply the patch. Getting the patch applied to your local source is left as an exercise :)

12:15 <rfs613> (sorry, thats as complicated as my brain can manage at this hour of the morning...)

12:43 <krzk> rfs613: sure, care you paste mutt macro doing this? :)

12:45 <rfs613> krzk: just ask chatgpt, we forgot about him ;)

14:26 <ukleinek> krzk: I only had macro pager,index \col "<pipe-message> cd ~/gsrc/linux && git am -3"

14:27 <ukleinek> for some time. Today I'm using b4 on the console (cut'n'pasting the message-id from mutt)

14:27 <ukleinek> could be "<pipe-message> git -C ~/gsrc/linux am -3" today

14:28 <krzk> ukleinek: thanks

14:29 <ukleinek> krzk: complex enough to be featured in your talk? :-)

14:35 <krzk> I was hoping for more comples :)