Messages in this thread | | | From | "Thomas Gleixner" <> | Subject | Re: Stop the Linux kernel madness | Date | Fri, 18 Jun 2004 03:25:24 +0200 |
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On Friday 18 June 2004 03:00, 4Front Technologies wrote: > > Al, not particulary fond of SuSE, but even less so - of misdirecting > > wankers like that... > > That's right Al, 4Front, ATI, Nvidia are all evil!. OK so now get on with > life.
There are different levels of evil. I never heard Nvidia complaining about SUSE header files here.
> It's time everybody started to pay some attention to in-kernel interfaces > because Linux has graduated out of your personal sandbox to where other > people want to use Linux and they aren't kernel developers.
You can _USE_ Linux without being a kernel developer. You talk about _YOUR_ business problems and not about problems related to this community.
> Sure we can fix the problem with SuSE - we've been doing this for the past > 7 years. And we know a thing or two about Linux kernels but wouldn't it be > better for the Linux community in general to have such source issue > stabilized?
So why are you complaining ? You have done this for 7 years, do it for another 7. The Linux community is not responsible for _YOUR_ problems with SUSE or complain at the appropriate SUSE mailing list.
Stop trolling!
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