> Even if 2.6 was ready in September, I can't see RedHat making such a major > change that late in the release cycle. It would be nice if RedHat included > 2.6 test kernels as an option in the next release, but I suspect such > kernels are developing too fast for that to be worth doing, and even if > they wanted to I would imagine they would have trouble convincing their QA > people that it was a good idea. But judging by Arjan's 2.6 rpms, it should > be possible to do. Michael Young For some reason Mandrake seems able/willing to use newer kernels and app versions than RH, and reportedly with no fewer or greater QA problems than RH. I prefer RH for a variety of reasons and as I just posted I plan to set up a bleeding-edge RH box. BTW: Is there a less unpleasant term than bleeding-edge? (Cutting edge seems to have lost its value in describing "testing" and "testing" just doesn't sound quite as exciting as "bleeding-edge"!) dmc -- Shrike-list mailing list Shrike-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/shrike-list
