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Andrew Morton on Kernel Hacking

Posted by Hemos on from the smart-people-often-say-smart-things dept.

Susie Denmark writes "Linux Format has a brief interview with Andrew Morton, the maintainer of the Linux kernel 2.6 tree. Andrew discusses the debates behind revision control systems (the BitKeeper and CVS), new kernel features and his own -mm tree. Will the issue of using RCSes in the kernel tree ever die down? Does it really matter?"

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  1. Re:Gittish by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    > Will the issue of using RCSes in the kernel tree ever die down?

    Um, yes. It did so three months ago. It's called git.

    Slashdot is for hystieric 08/15-users who like to get pimped to incompetent/stupid/PC opinions.
    Better go back to linux-kernel and leave this shit-house alone, dude.