On Sun, 16 Aug 1998, Matthew Myers wrote:
> I am curious about why there are 9 Million different kernels. I was
> examining the 2.1 kernels and they number all the way up to .115. What is
> the point of this? If .95 is obviously an improved and better version than
> .94, why are people still tr
Matthew Myers wrote:
>
> I am curious about why there are 9 Million different kernels. I was
> examining the 2.1 kernels and they number all the way up to .115. What is
> the point of this? If .95 is obviously an improved and better version than
> .94, why are people still trying to work bugs o
I am curious about why there are 9 Million different kernels. I was
examining the 2.1 kernels and they number all the way up to .115. What is
the point of this? If .95 is obviously an improved and better version than
.94, why are people still trying to work bugs our of .95? Why not go on to
the
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