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SubjectRe: [PATCH] Remove Bitkeeper documentation from Linux tree


On Fri, 19 Apr 2002, Daniel Phillips wrote:
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> But did you think it might be controversial?

Ehh, the documentaion? Nope, I didn't really think _that_ part would be
controversial.

The change to BK? I sure as hell knew that was going to be "interesting",
yes absolutely. After all, it had been discussed at places like the kernel
summit etc.

But hey - I've never really cared about what other people think about what
I do. If I had, I'd have given up on Linux when Tanenbaum ridiculed it. Or
I wouldn't have done the big dentry change (which was a total disaster in
some peoples minds) in 2.1.x. Or the VM changeover in the middle of 2.4.x.
Or a million other things.

I do what _I_ think is right for the kernel, and while I tend to poll
people and listen to them, when the sh*t hits the fan it is _my_ decision.

You can't please everybody. And usually if you _try_ to please everybody,
the end result is one big mess.

Linus

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