Bill Roddy wrote:
> Grant Kelly wrote:
> >Slack still uses the 2.4 branch? Anyone know why?
> 
> ftp://ftp.slackware.com/pub/slackware/slackware-10.2/RELEASE_NOTES

    "As you can see, Slackware 10.2 is still using a 2.4 kernel
    (2.4.31) for the default system kernel.  The 2.4.31 kernel
    has been rock- solid here, and it seemed best to put out one
    more 2.4 based 10.x release of Slackware before heading
    full-force into 2.6 territory because a lot of people are
    going to want to be running the 2.4 kernel on production
    machines for a long time to come, and some of the changes to
    the system that will be needed to fully embrace all of 2.6's
    features aren't necessarily
    2.4 kernel-friendly."

$slack = $debian;
$slack =~ s/Debian/Slackware/;

That explains it quite well.  :)

Tim

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