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Nowdays we get a newkernel spit out every second day and people instantly downloads it.
thenthey start to complain about lackof testing.
YOU are the ones who should testthis folks.
if you dont like it, why change kernel.
my main machine still running 2.0.30
why ? well i dont need any of the newthings.
just because its new and shiny, it doesnt have to be better folks.
with 2 yearsof uptime, i would never even think of swapping kernel.
andif i find i abug, i dont complain, instead i fix it, that is the way of open source.
learn to code before complaining people, it really isnt all that hard.
my main question is why download a new "release"
if you arent prepared for bugs orto sort them out?. No one, and i mean nooo one who codes can make a totally bugfree product.
i really get a bit frightened, even though i know
gtk/gdk was started on linux and due to that got some linux-specific stuff even today,
this Framebuffer-thing i evil towards the one of us that uses one of the different BSD-flavors.
thec day they tell me i can use it on my bsd-box without starting x, then it will be a progress...
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Nowdays we get a newkernel spit out every second day and people instantly downloads it.
thenthey start to complain about lackof testing.
YOU are the ones who should testthis folks.
if you dont like it, why change kernel.
my main machine still running 2.0.30
why ? well i dont need any of the newthings.
just because its new and shiny, it doesnt have to be better folks.
with 2 yearsof uptime, i would never even think of swapping kernel.
andif i find i abug, i dont complain, instead i fix it, that is the way of open source.
learn to code before complaining people, it really isnt all that hard.
my main question is why download a new "release"
if you arent prepared for bugs orto sort them out?. No one, and i mean nooo one who codes can make a totally bugfree product.
/ J.Thorsell Sysadm.
i really get a bit frightened, even though i know gtk/gdk was started on linux and due to that got some linux-specific stuff even today, this Framebuffer-thing i evil towards the one of us that uses one of the different BSD-flavors. thec day they tell me i can use it on my bsd-box without starting x, then it will be a progress...