On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, rpjday wrote:
> this is the linux version of the arms race. a number of the major
Why is it that everyone thinks that Red Hat is involved in some sort of
marketing conspiracy? Look at the history of releases. They've been
making a steady pattern of releases for at least four and a half years
(slightly longer than I've been using Red Hat).
There are three binary compatible releases at an interval of 6
months. After a year and a half, a new major release is made, and Red Hat
moves on to the latest technology (for better or worse, perhaps :)
I'm sure that Red Hat 7 won't be sort of major changes ( glibc 2.2,
updates to kernel 2.4 when it's out, XFree 4.0.1, plenty of other libs )
MSG
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