> Since you are having the discussion on a mod_ssl support list, I find
> this unsurprising.
Not entirely, since I posted mine in the thread that you and Ralph were
'going at it'. While amusing and entertaining, I did not find it contributed
much to the general understanding of the differences between the two.
> If the author has to help with the install, that doesn't say much for
> the package, does it?
No, but it does reflect on how much help the user can expect, or how
relatively difficult it might be. Ralph immediately jumped in with
suggestions. You didn't - neither reflects on the final performance of the
package, but it does affect the usability, particularly for newbies.
> I didn't think I had anything to add to Ralf's
> suggestion that RPMs were not the way to go, so I didn't add any noise.
Okay.
> Is that relevant?
Not in terms of performance, but it does taint the support experience
everytime that some user asks about the differences between the two, a
verbal jihad starts between the two authors - again, amusing, just not very
mature.
IMO, of course.
Harry
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