>On Jan 4, 2008 7:16 AM,  <Casper.Dik at sun.com> wrote:
>> Nevada.  (Indiana, giving an incompatible user experience and scripting
>> experience is not such a release even if it aspires to be one)
>
>It is disingenuous at best to make such a claim when Indiana has made
>no such claim that it is, as of yet, trying to be such a compatible
>distribution.
>
>Such criticism is unproductive at best at this early stage, especially
>when it was made very clear that what was released is a prototype and
>nothing more.

Any attempt to stifle criticism on a prototype "because it is a prototype" 
has only one explanation which I can think of.

What other purpose does a prototype serve?

Casper


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