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Hi MJ, |
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"M. J. Everitt" <m.j.everitt@×××.org> writes: |
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> Not entirely as a #gentoo-nit-pick .. I'm slightly unclear on the |
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> different between 2.6.16+ and 2.6.32+ .. should this potentially be |
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> 2.16.16-32 perhaps [2.6.16~32 even] or is this more obvious only to me, |
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> and more confusing to others.... |
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2.6.16+ means that it can be used in any cases when the kernel is newer |
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than 2.6.16. For example, you can use it on linux-4.14, just with |
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unnecessary backward compatibility code. |
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Besides, with the newest profile, kernel-3.2+, the ending kernel version |
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is not known. We will have to rename it when glibc jumps if the profile |
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is named with a version range. |
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Hope this addresses your concern. |
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Cheers, |
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Benda |
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