Re: The 2.6 kernel, expected to be released by late next month

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On Maw, 2003-05-06 at 08:19, Gabe Foobar wrote:
> eWeek:
> http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,3959,1053277,00.asp
>
> "The 2.6 kernel, expected to be released by late next month,
> will move Linux further into the enterprise, though it will
> still have a ways to go to meet the demands of the largest
> enterprise database applications, said Tim Witham, lab
> director for Open Source Development Lab Inc., here last week."
>
> interesting. is it possible?

Wildly improbable. 2.6-test maybe, but there are way too many bugs
left including data corruption.

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