Thomas Mondoshawan Tate wrote:
>
> Anybody notice the abundance of people holding on and still patching the
> older 2.2 kernels? I've been rather curious about this for a while -- didn't
> say much about it because I thought it was a fluke or something. Isn't the
> existance of the 2.4 kernels saying that the experimental 2.3 kernels have
> reached a stable version?
>
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1. I think that the slowly developing information on iptables has
lessened peoples enthusiasm for using it as a router but I see that
situation changing
2. Many of the newer hardware devices were back ported - USB for example
to the late 2.2-x kernels
3. A lot of the maturing stuff of interest...
- Samba 2.2x
- KDE 2.2
- Koffice 1.1 <--- Kurt this is August 15th ;-)
etc will undoubtedly need newer versions of the various libraries which
will push people wanting to use them to upgrade.
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btw - has everyone seen this story about Largo FL? Seems south Florida
has found other outlets for their energy other than counting hanging
chads.
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Craig
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