I agree.... it's come a long long way and deserves applause. Herbert is definitely an accomplished kernel hacker, it's unfortunate the head Linux developers do not give him more attention!
On Sun, 2004-10-31 at 17:35, Sam Vilain wrote: > Herbert Poetzl wrote: > > Here goes the fourth Linux 2.6 development version > > of Linux-VServer aka vs1.9.3 'Samhain' > > Well done Herbert! I find it outstanding how a complete port to 2.6 has > happened with so much attention to detail in what seems like just a few > months. > > It was January 4th 2004 that the first experimental Linux 2.6 vserver > port was released, against linux 2.6.0. The first stable release, > vs1.9.0, was dated May 11th. > > Herbert's incredible level of compassion towards administrators and > integrators with difficulties asking for help in the #vserver channel > has been the catalyst for getting the community thriving to test and > assist his no less than legendary coding performance. > > Enrico's correspending reforming and redevelopment of the userland > utilities was no mean feat. From its complete tracking of the myriad of > vserver API changes through the 1.3.x transitional period to the current > day, I am constantly surprised by the comprehensiveness of these tools. > > The result, a stable, managable release, well in time for the > community-wide consensus that Linux 2.6 itself can possibly be > considered resembling something that might just happen to look like its > stable. If you're lucky. I look forward to that time. > > Apologies for not mentioning anyone else who deserves an honourable > mention, interested readers should definitely get a feeling for the size > of the community by browsing: > > http://www.linux-vserver.org/Hall+of+Fame -- Matt Ayres <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> TekTonic _______________________________________________ Vserver mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://list.linux-vserver.org/mailman/listinfo/vserver
