[parisc-linux] Let's Try Something New(tm)

[Mike Frysinger]

On Saturday 17 February 2007, kyle mcmartin wrote:
> And, well, I'm kind of getting sick of it. I propose for at least the next
> few months, instead of everyone being able to pollute the shared tree, they
> keep all their work in branches. Instead of merging or pushing, or
> whatever, you can send the patches to the list for review. This will work
> more or less like linux-kernel does, hopefully.
>
> Your patch will get an ACK or NAK from others here, and I'll directly
> merge the mail into my git tree, instead of waiting until there's an
> aperture of Minimal Kyle Apathy[3] and having to sync up a pile of junk[4].

for the layman (aka me), if i want to pull the latest sources in order to work 
on glibc/nptl and such, what git tree should i be pulling ?  torvalds' 
linux-2.6.git ?  the linux-2.6.git hosted on the parisc-linux.org site ?  
some other tree ?
-mike
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