>Now ask yourself this: if DIPC is for cluster users and cluster users don't
>like it, why are we arguing about it?
That's actually a good reason to stuff it into the baseline kernel.
If it's in the baseline kernel and nobody cares about it, the kernel
will change out from under it and it will die (cf: xiafs, extfs,
probably a stack of formerly supported device drivers) because the
people supporting it will eventually lose interest and move on to
something else.
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david parsons \bi/ It's better than a long argument about what ought
\/ to be in the kernel, anyways.
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