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I've been real busy latley, but noticed two things which somone might be interested in:
Just checked status of
The Linux Kernel Archives
and noticed they now list the 2.6.0 as the "The latest stable version of the Linux kernel"
They seem to have taken down the 2.4 kernel from the main page for some reason.
now I'm waiting to see how long Fedora takes to update
second:
Check Point Software Technologies to Acquire Zone Labs
interesting!
Happy holidays to all!!
Look to see most Distro's push out 2.6 with NSA SE Linux and Check Policy some time this spring or early
summer. So far I am the most impressed with the 2.6 series kernels (particularly the build process) that I have
been to date. Hardened with NSA SEL, I expect to see a jump in corporations migrating to Linux for their
high avialability servers and engineering workstations despite SCO's suicidal attempts to get in the way.
Happy Hollidays
-- spurious
Thanks spurious
.... yea, I’ve been looking at
Fedora Core 2 Schedule
Looks like a pretty ambitious time line, should be interesting.
quoted from Slashdot:
This new kernel is impressive on some points. I'm waiting impatiently its implementation in major distros.Quote:
Some people talk during movies...
Some people munch loudly during movies...
Some people get phone calls during movies...
And then you've got that guy who codes kernels during movies....