> - As to maintenance overhead: it was surprisingly low overhead to keep
dependencies at a minimum across upstream kernel releases - there were
tyically just around ~5 dependency additions that need to be addressed.
This makes me hopeful that an optimal 'fast' state of header
dependencies can be maintained going forward - once the initial set of
fixes are in of course.
Though, really, I was just saying why it may not be as bad as it sounds. Can still be bad, of course.