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>From Joseph Pingenot on Sunday, 26 October, 2003: |
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>Hello. |
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>Is NPTL considered ready to use yet? I've finally gotten 2.6 to work, and |
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> I can't wait to get full use o the threading improvements. :) |
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Whelp, it looks like, as of last night, it's not. Enabling nptl hosed |
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devfs, at least. Which makes me rather unhappy, since I then can't boot. |
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;) |
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It looked like the build didn't go so hot anyway, for whatever that's worth. |
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-Joseph |
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Joseph===============================================trelane@××××××××××.net |
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"Asked by CollabNet CTO Brian Behlendorf whether Microsoft will enforce its |
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patents against open source projects, Mundie replied, 'Yes, absolutely.' |
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An audience member pointed out that many open source projects aren't |
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funded and so can't afford legal representation to rival Microsoft's. 'Oh |
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well,' said Mundie. 'Get your money, and let's go to court.' |
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Microsoft's patents only defensive? http://swpat.ffii.org/players/microsoft |
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