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SubjectRe: 2.0000

On Tue, 1 Apr 1997, Egor Egorov wrote:

> Oh yearh.. I know, kernel hacking is good... But Linux will never be a real
> commercially-supported OS, if a release kernel will not be released...
>
> So, we want 2.0.30 or .31 or any release. Is there a chance to hope ? :)


And it'll never have a shade of a chance in even a semi-demanding
environment without stable, good, reliable releases. 2.0.29 *_IS_* a
release kernel- if it doesn't work for you, you have three choices:

1. Contribute!! =) patch it!!
2. Wait patiently for the next release from Linus. He's busy; leave him
alone if you can.
3. Drop back to an earlier release kernel, if necessary. (and only if..)


I personally can't use a release with bugs on a mission-critical
box-o-network-cards.... I'm waiting like everyone else.. =)

--Elijah


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