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SubjectRE: Stable 2.6.x.y kernel series...

--- Jeff Garzik <jgarzik@pobox.com> a écrit :

>
> (because it's Friday, the time to yammer about such things...)
>
>
> Just wanted to say in public that I think the stable 2.6.x.y
> kernel
> series is working out quite well. Kudos to the
> stable@kernel.org team
> for a job well done.
>

What do you mean is working ? Those patches are mainly one line
fixes to the 2.6.x tree so most of the time there is not a
difference between them and the 2.6.x kernel

> The 2.6.x.y series is definitely filling a needed niche.
>

They are making some people believe in word "stable" ;-)
It would be nice if they will be real stable (i.e. more fixes to
the kernel tree).

> Jeff
>

Calin

P.S. No, i don't use 2.6.x.y because i don't think a one line
patch will make the kernel more stable. Just my 2c ...
P.S.2. I just checked again www.kernel.org and saw that in the
newer
2.6.x.y kernels there are some more changes. So i'll give them
a try to see the difference ;-). But i'm reserved ;-)

--
A mouse is a device used to point at
the xterm you want to type in.
Kim Alm on a.s.r.






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