RE: [Cooker] No need to test on old kernel

[Andrej Borsenkow]

>
> Anyways, cooker is cooker, and it could perfectly include the -ac
> kernel a few
> hours after release, but then do not send any mail claiming 'my disk was
> toasted by latest mdk kernel'

Eh? "Do not send bug reports"? What are you talking about? Cooker is there
so that people can test new versions as soon as possible *and* report any
bugs found. At least I hoped so.

. And it is hard to build a kernel
> each even day.
> For stable use, I would prefer the Linus pre series. It usually
> only includes
> bug fixes or very well tested changes (note, 'usually'...).
>

Who speaks about "stable use" of cooker?

-andrej