Re: My thoughts on the "new development model"

[Marcos D. Marado Torres]

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On Tue, 26 Oct 2004, Ed Tomlinson wrote:

> > 2.4 tree is still the best solution for production.
> > 2.6 tree is great for gentoo users who like gcc consuming all CPU
> > (maxumum respect to gentoo but I prefer debian)
>
> The issue is that Linus _has_ changed the development model.  What we have
> now is more flexable and much more responsive to changes.  This does
> lead to stable releases that are not quite a stable as some of the previous
> stable series...  This is why I suggest a fix/security branch.  The idea being
> that after a month or so of fixes etc it will be a very stable kernel and it will
> not have slowed down development.

The sole existence of this discussion prooves that there's already the need of
a new step. But why trying to re-invent the wheel? Yes, relating to 2.6 we need
already a "very stable kernel" and a "not-slowed down development kernel". When
it happened in 2.4 2.5 was created. Isn't all this just the indication that we
need a 2.6 development like 2.4 is, and we need 2.7 to be created?

Mind Booster Noori

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