Shawn Boyette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I'm a good enough programmer to know that I'm nowhere near good enough > to be a kernel developer; my point being that I know how involved and > complex OS design is. It's just that for the months I've been quietly > reading this list, it seems that nothing ever moves forward except via > the announcement of yet another transition to yet another platform > which will Totally Fix Everything, No Really This Time.
Perhaps the [email protected] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] are interesting lists for you. debian-hurd is not really the list where things about the Hurd itself are discussed. And I think many things are not discussed but just done. :). (Like new packages, etc.) > I also retract my statement about the 2G limit being > second-most-annoying. The fact that the HURD must be bootstrapped from > Linux (on install) is #2. Then the 2G limit. Then everything else. AFAIK that is a debian issue. Am I right about that or is there another reason? Thanks, Marco
