Alan,
Apology accepted. I think you overreacted. And no, I'd prefer for you
and I to finish what we started -- you told me you would do it -- and I
was not attacking you directly. If you don't want to work with me on
the clustering projects after NWFS for 2.2 is in -- that's your choice
-- it's not my preference, I like you and have enjoyed wotking with
you. I have a great deal of respect and admiration for you, Alan, so
get over it and let's get on with life. I'll shut up now -- Some code
will be ready for you this evening for 2.0. I have some questions on
2.2 still outstanding. I will email them to you.
Your Friend (hopefully not Ex)
Jeff
Alan Cox wrote:
>
> > ... Red Hat is no other that any other company, apart from that they
> > have a larger interest in it's field of business. They want to employ
> > the very best. This is quite natural; if they didn't, they would betray
> > their stockholder's trust.
>
> Be assured of three things too:
>
> 1. Red Hat don't want to interfere with the kernel choices I make
> 2. If they did I'd be changing email address very rapidly
> 3. Linus would stomp on anything like that
>
> >
> >
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