Hi Alan!
> Several
> - We aren't about to release an official kernel right now afaik,
> there are bugs left to sort out first
But these patches can be easily postponed to the next release and now
we can release just the bug fix as you did in the 2.2 series.
> - Anyone can apply the patch themselves
> - Anyone can go and get a vendor kernel
> - Anyone can go and release their own 2.4.20.1 or 2.4.20-sec or
> whatever if they feel strongly about it
No, I asked you for reasons against, you gave me (except for the first
point) just reasons why it won't hurt too much.
Do you really think that "People should either use vendor kernels or
read LKML and be able to gather the fixes from there themselves" is a
good strategy?
Have a nice fortnight
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