On 2009-01-09 9:10 AM, Daniel Veillard wrote:
I think the current list would be a good place for people
still using Fedora<= 8 with Xen, but it's just a suggestion:-)
Or in a couple months the people using Xen again with F10 (probably) right?
If you had decided to change this list's name I'd have had no
objections. I can also subscribe to another list, make a new procmail
rule, and dump the messages from both lists into the same folder, but it
seems like a bunch of work replicated among n subscribers. Unless the
goal is to keep down the noise from the Xen riff-raff for KVM folks. ;)
Just for perspective, I'm interested in virtualization and Xen currently
has the features I'm looking for; I'd guess other folks think similarly,
but that's an assumption. For instance, if KVM reached a state where it
was a superset of Xen and had switch-worthy benefits that's something
I'd want to be reading about on this list.
That's all to say I'd vote not to have balkanized fedora virtualization
lists; if I need to jump through a few mailman hoops that's not a big
deal even if it's not ideal.
-Bill
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