Re:That's nice, but its not really news...
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Bob+The+Cowboy
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· Score: 0, Redundant
Mod the parent up!
This post has been far more informative than half of the last 10 minor kernel release "articles"
Slashdot != Freshmeat is true...
When we found out about the kernel bugs a couple weeks ago it was good that/. posted that... and the subsequent patches/releases as well... but this seems like JAKR (Just Another Kernel Release)
There ought to be a Bash Script for the folks who update their kernel at every release... something that checks Kernel.org... or maybe a link on/. that says the latest Devel release
I'm not annoyed with the JAKR articles... but there are better ways
Bill
Re:That's nice, but its not really news...
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geekoid
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· Score: 1, Redundant
Wouldn't it be nice if the included a link to somewhere that gets a newbie the opportunity to learn where "the usual" places are?
-- The Kruger Dunning explains most post on/. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect
I can't hardly get a kernel compiled before the next version is released! You'd think they'd wait a little longer to go to the next version. Seems to me like the 2.4 strain got up to.14 much, much faster than 2.2 did... or is it just me?
-- ~/ssh slashdot.org
ssh: connect to host slashdot.org port 22: too many beers
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I agree. I like linux and all, and I like to update my box every so often, but not EVERY point release!
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Mod the parent up!
/. posted that... and the subsequent patches/releases as well... but this seems like JAKR (Just Another Kernel Release)
/. that says the latest Devel release
This post has been far more informative than half of the last 10 minor kernel release "articles"
Slashdot != Freshmeat is true...
When we found out about the kernel bugs a couple weeks ago it was good that
There ought to be a Bash Script for the folks who update their kernel at every release... something that checks Kernel.org... or maybe a link on
I'm not annoyed with the JAKR articles... but there are better ways
Bill
Wouldn't it be nice if the included a link to somewhere that gets a newbie the opportunity to learn where "the usual" places are?
The Kruger Dunning explains most post on
I can't hardly get a kernel compiled before the next version is released! You'd think they'd wait a little longer to go to the next version. Seems to me like the 2.4 strain got up to .14 much, much faster than 2.2 did... or is it just me?
~/ssh slashdot.org ssh: connect to host slashdot.org port 22: too many beers