Matej Cepl wrote:
> I guess because F11 is considered stable release? I don't know really,
> but I would just add a banal observation that every hour spend on
> backporting stuff to F11 (and from Adam's answer it seems to require many
> many hours) cannot be spent on making Rawhide-soon-to-be-F12 more stable
> and useful.
The suggestion was not to backport the kernel changes, but to just upgrade
the kernel. The F11 kernel was already upgraded from 2.6.29.4 to 2.6.30.8,
so why not 2.6.31.x or (once it's out) 2.6.32.x?
Kevin Kofler
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