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A look at a Linux kernel rejectionA look at a Linux kernel rejectionPosted Nov 20, 2002 19:43 UTC (Wed) by yakker (guest, #3570)In reply to: A look at a Linux kernel rejection by barbara Parent article: A look at a Linux kernel rejection I think your last comment based on Jonathan's summary is very short-sighted and shows that you didn't follow the entire thread. LKCD has been going through major steps to get as much feedback from the Linux community (including Linus) for inclusion into the kernel. By garnering feedback, asking for thoughts, bug fixes, putting in features, modifying the project to meet the demands of the other kernel developers, etc., we expected that we had done everything asked of us by the community, for the community. Your last sentence is clearly wrong, and if you doubt me, go back and read the threads. Go back and read the patch postings. Go back and read the comments from other kernel developers on what to change/fix/modify/etc. Or better yet, don't, take my word for it, as I'm right, and do something more useful with your time (like code). It's what I _should_ be doing instead of replying to this. --Matt
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