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Date: Sun, 04 Dec 2005 14:56:59 +0200
From: Indrek Kruusa <indrek.kruusa@tuleriit.ee>
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Subject: Re: RFC: Starting a stable kernel series off the 2.6 kernel
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>These problems follow from the development model.
>  
>

Hi!
I am not evil or unsatisfied end-user by any means, it is just quite 
interesting to follow today's lkml posts.

After reading "Linux 2.6.15-rc5: off-line for a week" from Torvalds it 
seems like this:.

a) Torvalds thinks that nobody cares about kernel testing
b) other gurus (they are also only "on-line" testers nowadays) doesn't 
feel good with development model (or at least they have no resources to 
do testing [Torvalds])
c) end-users (or those who are not kernel maintainers) are directed 
permanently to distros kernels and "stay away from kernel.org you 
wanna-bees!"

I can't say is it good or bad but this is interesting at least. I hope 
you guys keep going!

Have  a nice day!
Indrek

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