Linus Torvalds: Linux 6.1-rc6

So here we are at rc6 and the story hasn't changed: this rc is still a
bit larger than I would have preferred, but at the same time there's
nothing that looks scary or particularly odd in here.

It's predominantly driver changes all over, with networking and gpu
drivers (not surprisingly) leading the pack, but it's really a fairly
mixed bag.

Outside of drivers you have the usual smattering of core kernel code -
architecture updates, some filesystem work, and some core kernel and
networking.

It's easy enough to scan through the appended shortlog and get a
feeling for what's going on. Absolutely nothing that makes me worried,
apart just from the fact that there's still a fair number of them. I'm
still waffling about whether there will be an rc8 or not, leaning a
bit towards it happening. We'll see - it will make the 6.2 merge
window leak into the holidays, but maybe that's fine and just makes
people make sure they have everything lined up and ready *before* the
merge window opens, the way things _should_ work.

So we'll see. Nothing worrisome, just 300+ small fixes in the last
week. Please go test,

               Linus