I'm doubting the popularity of a linux-2.4/linuxthreads book. Even though it would be more stable, I don't think anyone would actually use it in real life. So as an alternative/compromise, how about ditching the 2.4-branch and make pre-release branches (like 0.1)? Each pre-release would showcase something new, which is stabilized while adding the next something-new in the unstable branch.
For example, copy unstable/ to pre-stable branch/, remove what doesn't work 100%, and keep the rest. This would mean the pre-stable book should always work, while unstable may be broken and untested. robert
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