Re: Debian Kernels was: 2.6.0test9 Reiserfs boot time "buffer layererror at fs/buffer.c:431"

[Hans Reiser]

Mike Fedyk wrote:

> Just because Debian is
>
> completely OSS and maintained mostly by unpaid volunteers, that shouldn't keep
> them from having a seperate tree like everyone else.
>  
Yes it should. They have less fiscal motivation to horde software than 
other distros, and a distro having it's own tree is a mild version of 
software hording in which you don't do anything legally to stop others 
from copying your code but you don't do the work necessary for them to 
share in it either.

--
Hans


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