>> >Datagram from Florian S. incoming on netlink socket
>> >> This is Linus e-mail:
>> >>>More VM/FS interaction updates from Andrew Morton. Block layer (and
>> >>>IDE) updates. USB and driverfs stuff (the driverfs thing is starting
>> >>>to slowly add flesh on its original promise).
>> >>>In short, all over the map.
>> >>> Linus
>> >> Wow, they really release those quite often now...
>> >And they are planning to begin releasing *EVERY* day, as soon as they
>> >got the release process more automatized...
>> >-Ilari
>> Wow!!
>> I can hardly contain my e*ment!
> Flatty: ever wonder how the same people can get e*d over a new
> kernel (which would require them to reboot to install it) and at the
> same time claim long uptimes?
The *same* people?
I need a system that doesn't _crash_ randomly (e.g. no windows).
I reboot sometimes every 10 minutes when I'm hacking on something that
requires reboots. (Or use a vm, but that doesn't allways does the trick)
Usually I reboot day by day due to installing development kernels.
I'm a devloper; I reboot.
However, when I set up a computer for someone to use, I set it up so that
it runs at least until I come back fron uni (usually 4 months). Then I
install a new stable kernel or leave it alone.
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