Should be this one - read
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-kernel&m=98347493206995&w=2
> Shannon Matteson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Joshman, I heartily agree that the BSD is currently more scalable, but
> > the point of (or one of the points of) Linux Mandrake is ease of use,
> > and to switch kernels would be so huge a setback for the distro that you
> > might as well start at 1.0. It would indeed be a step backwards, not
> > only for the developers of LM, but for consistency and probably ease of
> > use, as well. Of course, I am far from an expert, so I am quite
> > possibly wrong.
> >
> > Sure, *BSD is more stable. But Linux and *BSD are separate for a
> > reason, methinks. If you like *BSD, then use *BSD! If you wanna use
> > both, use VMWare!
>
>
> for all of you who doubt if BSD is better that linux you may have to
> checkout the (recent) thread on the lkml about that :
>
> http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-kernel&m=98341027108236&w=2
>
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