desktop: update some details

The default WM was changed to ctwm by nia@ some time ago, remove that
item. While here, update the list of DEs that are available for NetBSD
via pkgsrc.

Nouveau is now in a release, hurray.

branches: 1.4.2; 1.4.10; 1.4.12;
Mention nvidia drmkms (will be in -8, people are arguing over -7)

branches: 1.3.2;
Fix a typo

Fix a typo in a year (s/2007/2017/)

Update roadmaps, unilaterally, because most of these hadn't been touched
since the pre-6.0 period and nobody else has been doing the work. There's
a lot of things whose current state I don't know; please fill in. Also the
stuff I've added is necessarily biased towards projects I think about, so
please add more.

Remove the advertising clause from Microsoft's licenses.

Thanks to Scott Hanselman at Microsoft for turning the wheels to get this
approved!

Add a licensing roadmap.

Feel free to edit based on your own understanding of the current
consensus.

branches: 1.2.4;
note that the first step on the buffercache is to disentangle the buffer
cache and the buffer I/O path.

Update roadmaps, unilaterally, because most of these hadn't been touched
since the pre-6.0 period and nobody else has been doing the work. There's
a lot of things whose current state I don't know; please fill in. Also the
stuff I've added is necessarily biased towards projects I think about, so
please add more.

doc: Update roadmaps for 2025.

- Support for arm64 is pretty advanced now and not the biggest problem
with supporting phone hardware. (yay, progress!)
- ZFS was updated to be based on FreeBSD's version, and "works", but
more stabilization, optimization, and updating is always needed.
- NVME's been supported for several major releases now, but more
optimization work is always needed.
- Our scheduler is now topology-aware (yay, progress!)
- Mention aarch64 support in nvmm.

branches: 1.1.4; 1.1.26;
Update roadmaps, unilaterally, because most of these hadn't been touched
since the pre-6.0 period and nobody else has been doing the work. There's
a lot of things whose current state I don't know; please fill in. Also the
stuff I've added is necessarily biased towards projects I think about, so
please add more.

Update networking roadmap.

phil is working on wifi, thanks phil!

branches: 1.13.10; 1.13.12;
Update roadmaps, unilaterally, because most of these hadn't been touched
since the pre-6.0 period and nobody else has been doing the work. There's
a lot of things whose current state I don't know; please fill in. Also the
stuff I've added is necessarily biased towards projects I think about, so
please add more.

Add a bit for Mobile IPv6.

branches: 1.11.2;
Split "MP network stack" into two and make our targets clear

reflect reality (through my ping glasses)

bring the networking roadmap up to date.

branches: 1.8.6;
Claim the multicast DNS project.

Update the NetBSD roadmaps to reflect recent changes.

Please contact core if you have other major projects and requirements
that you would like to see included.

Various updates to the roadmaps for features we are looking to develop
over the next few years

branches: 1.5.2; 1.5.4; 1.5.12;
I am not responsible for SCTP.

fix a small copyo

Fix typo.

Formatting fixes:
- Fix underlining of titles.
- Separate subsections by one blank line only (this seemed to be the most
common style among the four documents).

Add roadmap files, outlining the directions, projects and rough indicative
timescales for new development within the

networking
storage
system
virtualization

More roadmaps will be forthcoming.

The dates in these documents may well change, and are provided for guidance
on relative, not absolute, timescales.

update ports roadmap

Remove references to RISC-V.

drm++

throw in drmkms, mention riscv work by zmcgrew

Remove completed items. Go everyone!

branches: 1.6.2; 1.6.4;
USER_LDT done.

branches: 1.5.2;
Restore xhci support. It is not in a release yet.

Remove xhci... It exists. It works (ymmv). It can be improved, but it
doesn't needed an entry here.

Withdraw the 36-bit port item. While there's always interest in it
when the idea comes up on the list, there's also a feeling that
quixotic and/or crazy projects shouldn't be on roadmaps. Which seems
reasonable.

branches: 1.2.2;
The Cheri https:// link is not valid, replace by standard http://

Update roadmaps, unilaterally, because most of these hadn't been touched
since the pre-6.0 period and nobody else has been doing the work. There's
a lot of things whose current state I don't know; please fill in. Also the
stuff I've added is necessarily biased towards projects I think about, so
please add more.

branches: 1.1.4;
Update roadmaps, unilaterally, because most of these hadn't been touched
since the pre-6.0 period and nobody else has been doing the work. There's
a lot of things whose current state I don't know; please fill in. Also the
stuff I've added is necessarily biased towards projects I think about, so
please add more.

doc: Update roadmaps for 2025.

- Support for arm64 is pretty advanced now and not the biggest problem
with supporting phone hardware. (yay, progress!)
- ZFS was updated to be based on FreeBSD's version, and "works", but
more stabilization, optimization, and updating is always needed.
- NVME's been supported for several major releases now, but more
optimization work is always needed.
- Our scheduler is now topology-aware (yay, progress!)
- Mention aarch64 support in nvmm.

fix a/an grammar in obvious cases

branches: 1.28.4;
fix various typos, mainly in comments, but also in man pages and log messages.

s/suppport/support/

branches: 1.26.2;
fix year for the tls-maxphys resync

update tls-maxphys

update the NVMe entry; perhaps time to consider good enough and remove from
here?

branches: 1.23.2;
bring the WAPBL entry more up-to-date and sound less desperate,
there is not really much preventing it to be enabled by default for
new installs again actually

ld(4) already improved to arbitrary ioctls, and nvme(4) updated to support
both DIOCGCACHE and DIOCCACHESYNC

branches: 1.21.2;
Update roadmaps, unilaterally, because most of these hadn't been touched
since the pre-6.0 period and nobody else has been doing the work. There's
a lot of things whose current state I don't know; please fill in. Also the
stuff I've added is necessarily biased towards projects I think about, so
please add more.

update the wapbl entry - kern/47146 and kern/49175 are fixed

adjust the nvme entry; the flush cache is now asynchronous, and be more
specific for the get/set cache entry too

update nvme entry to current reality

volunteer for the ext3/ext4 also

I'm working on WAPBL fixes, adjust the entry

branches: 1.15.2;
mention my last coda work

updated nvme entry

mention some of the other known severe wapbl problems

Update: we got an nvme driver. Also mention the ext4 GSoC project.

Add two more items: tls-maxphys and nvme support.

Update the storage roadmap. Please review/comment...

Bring the storage roadmap up to date wrt 6.0 and features. A huge thank you
to dholland for his help on this.

This still has some updates to happen for post-6.0 features; they will
be added RSN.

branches: 1.8.6;
Update with status for some projects.

Add some new projects, and sync with reality.

backout wrong changes after I got teached that the vowel *sound* matters
and not the spelling letter (which is what I learned at school).

fix grammar: a -> an

Update the NetBSD roadmaps to reflect recent changes.

Please contact core if you have other major projects and requirements
that you would like to see included.

Various updates to the roadmaps for features we are looking to develop
over the next few years

Sync storage roadmap with reality.

branches: 1.2.2;
Note journaling (WAPBL) is in HEAD and will be in NetBSD 5.0.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.8; 1.1.10;
Add roadmap files, outlining the directions, projects and rough indicative
timescales for new development within the

networking
storage
system
virtualization

More roadmaps will be forthcoming.

The dates in these documents may well change, and are provided for guidance
on relative, not absolute, timescales.

doc: Update roadmaps for 2025.

- Support for arm64 is pretty advanced now and not the biggest problem
with supporting phone hardware. (yay, progress!)
- ZFS was updated to be based on FreeBSD's version, and "works", but
more stabilization, optimization, and updating is always needed.
- NVME's been supported for several major releases now, but more
optimization work is always needed.
- Our scheduler is now topology-aware (yay, progress!)
- Mention aarch64 support in nvmm.

branches: 1.13.24;
Update roadmaps, unilaterally, because most of these hadn't been touched
since the pre-6.0 period and nobody else has been doing the work. There's
a lot of things whose current state I don't know; please fill in. Also the
stuff I've added is necessarily biased towards projects I think about, so
please add more.

Remove items that were in -6.

branches: 1.11.24;
typo

Thanks to rmind for the feedback; explain the status of some roadmap items
a bit more fully.

sync the system roadmap with reality

branches: 1.8.6;
Update with status for some projects.

Add some new projects, and sync with reality.

Clarify a couple of entries in the system roadmap

Update the NetBSD roadmaps to reflect recent changes.

Please contact core if you have other major projects and requirements
that you would like to see included.

Various updates to the roadmaps for features we are looking to develop
over the next few years

branches: 1.4.2; 1.4.4; 1.4.12;
fix typo noticed by Christoph Egger

Pasto fix: this document does not detail storage changes.
Typo fix: fix a word (management) in a title.

Formatting fixes:
- Fix underlining of titles.
- Separate subsections by one blank line only (this seemed to be the most
common style among the four documents).

Add roadmap files, outlining the directions, projects and rough indicative
timescales for new development within the

networking
storage
system
virtualization

More roadmaps will be forthcoming.

The dates in these documents may well change, and are provided for guidance
on relative, not absolute, timescales.

Drop asan/ubsan entry, implemented as MKSANITIZER and MKLIBCSANITIZER

branches: 1.1.4; 1.1.14;
Update roadmaps, unilaterally, because most of these hadn't been touched
since the pre-6.0 period and nobody else has been doing the work. There's
a lot of things whose current state I don't know; please fill in. Also the
stuff I've added is necessarily biased towards projects I think about, so
please add more.

doc: Update roadmaps for 2025.

- Support for arm64 is pretty advanced now and not the biggest problem
with supporting phone hardware. (yay, progress!)
- ZFS was updated to be based on FreeBSD's version, and "works", but
more stabilization, optimization, and updating is always needed.
- NVME's been supported for several major releases now, but more
optimization work is always needed.
- Our scheduler is now topology-aware (yay, progress!)
- Mention aarch64 support in nvmm.

fix a/an grammar in obvious cases

branches: 1.6.12;
balloon(4) is in

branches: 1.5.40;
bring the virtualization roadmap up to date.

branches: 1.4.6;
Update the NetBSD roadmaps to reflect recent changes.

Please contact core if you have other major projects and requirements
that you would like to see included.

Various updates to the roadmaps for features we are looking to develop
over the next few years

branches: 1.2.2; 1.2.4; 1.2.12;
Formatting fixes:
- Fix underlining of titles.
- Separate subsections by one blank line only (this seemed to be the most
common style among the four documents).

Add roadmap files, outlining the directions, projects and rough indicative
timescales for new development within the

networking
storage
system
virtualization

More roadmaps will be forthcoming.

The dates in these documents may well change, and are provided for guidance
on relative, not absolute, timescales.

Add my list of things to do for 8. To be expanded.

Remove roadmap/kamil

-8 goals finished in the possible scope for 8.0RC2
-9 abandoned in that scope after research

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.12;
Add personal TODO and research goals

Things I want to finish for 8:

- as much as possible from the LLDB, Swift, .NET and VirtualBox projects
- more c11 in libc

Things I want to research for 9:

- turn system utilities into C libraries + add bindings for Lua
- rebase Haiku stack on NetBSD + add Kit(s) accessing libsystem utilities