I've been using a 2.3.99pre9 kernel for a while now,
with absolutely NO problems, I guess I should update
soon though : )
-ben
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"slide" to www.euglug.org in lake'ch, my kin... 4 Ix
Finally, I (this
Ben Barrett wrote:
very neat. CVS is really lacking for some things
Seth (others too?), what do you want cvs to do?
I've used it for 3 projects, just the basic command-line
tool w/ options, but notice thatadd-ons like
sourceforge itself, and emacs frontends add a lot
of
Seth Cohn wrote:
Sloppy coders are laughed at in the open source world because of the
sloppy code, and so they are loath to even put stuff out there, because
in a closed source environment, nobody knows how bad the code is, but when
everyone can review and patch, bad code sticks out like a
Interesting Rant... you might develop this a bit and submit it to
Freshmeat... worth a t-shirt I'll bet. :)
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Bob Miller wrote:
Seth Cohn wrote:
Sloppy coders are laughed at in the open source world because of the
sloppy code, and so they are loath to even put stuff
Actually, it isn't a joke, it's a real piece of mail, whose author
is, AFAIK, serious. Windows is the joke.
- Forwarded message from name withheld -
Subject: Re: Supporting commercial software on open source platforms
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 18:41:39 -0400
From: name withheld
what
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Bob Miller wrote:
Actually, it isn't a joke, it's a real piece of mail, whose author
is, AFAIK, serious. Windows is the joke.
It is serious. We've discussed this before: Linux support is ultimately
easier to do (more remote access, less time spent, less fixing needed,
