> > > On another note, why do we build gzip into kernel images when something
> > > like bzip2 has come along?
> >
> > Oh, no!!! Not *this* flame-war again! Do we have to touch *every* old
> > stomping-ground this week?
>
> Looks like it :-( I'm surprised we haven't seen GGI start up again.
Why? Whats wrong with GGI?????!?!?!!!?!?! ;o)
I just downloaded the latest GGI snapshot, and it is cool! ;o)
> This has been a very bad week, and it's been made that way by a bunch
> of little boys sitting in the middle of their respective rooms and
> yelping about some pet issue, and not giving up when Those Who Decide
> (i.e. Those Who Write The Code[tm]) lay down the law.
>
> Linux is not a democracy, it's a meritocracy. Deal with it.
Linux is a linusocracy. ;o) Linus' hasn't made any horrible
decisions yet, so I say we keep it this way.
One exception: GGI. ;o)
HEHEHEHEH!
This message was not intended to start another GGI war, but it
probably will. ;o) Sorry, I couldn't resist...
What I'd like to see more than GGI in the kernel, is the GGI
patches working by default with a modern kernel like 2.0.3[34].
TTYL
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