On Sun, 30 Dec 2012 12:29:53 -0800 Joe Julian <joe at julianfamily.org> wrote: > Here's were you're getting labeled as a Troll. You have a tendency to do > this on just about every mailing list except LKML (not sure why they get > your love over others, but to each their own). There is one basic difference between LKML and quite almost every other "project" you probably saw me posting. The kernel project has _one_ head who has proven to take real _management_ decisions in his project. Sometimes they look rude, sometimes they are a bit late, very often they are just-in-time or even early. And if you read the archives you probably notice one or two times where I requested a _decision_ on fundamental strategies. Probably you remember me being laughed at when I suggested to make cpus hot-pluggable years ago. Nobody thought of the implications back then. Nowadays cpu hotplug is in every arm-driven multicore android handy. I am not Jesus. Only sometimes I can read the writings on the wall a bit earlier than others do, that's all. > You come in, spout some > diatribe claiming how you know better than everybody else to the point > of being told that "this is the last post I'm going to make on this > subject". You don't work with the developers, you antagonize them. I > still don't see the features you're asking for on the wiki, nor in bugzilla. > > You obviously have some knowledge of C judging by your analysis of > issues in LKML and patch offers relating to the same. Why not offer your > abilities in a constructive way by using the tools we make publicly > available?
