On Monday, September 26, 2011 06:40 PM, Lamar Owen wrote:
> If it's not supported it shouldn't be enabled and easily (ab)used. This is part of the reason you have to add a boot argument to get CentOS to do a version upgrade; it's known to not work properly, and thus is semi-hidden.
Now that's pounding Ubuntu properly. But it will fall on deaf ears.
Complain on the list and they will tell you that it is YOUR fault
because you did not read the documentation or bother to google how to
dist-upgrade before doing 'apt-get dist-upgrade'. With such devs,
where's the 'community' or who is the 'community'?
If that's what some folks here want over too tired to communicate devs,
be our guest eh Lamar?
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