Hi!
> > But it is true that for most kernel programmers, threaded
> > programming is much easier to understand, and we need to engineer the
> > kernel for what will be maintainable for the majority of the kernel
> > development community.
>
> What's probably true is that, for a kernel to stay competitive you need two
> distinct traits:
>
> 1. Stability
> 2. Performance
>
> And you can't get that, by arguing that the kernel development community
> doesn't have the brains to code for performance, which I dearly doubt.
>
> So, instead of using intimidating language to force one's opinion thru,
> especially when it comes from those in control, why not have a democratic
> vote?
Linus cast his vote, and as that is only vote that matters, can we end
this discussion? (Eugeny is not willing to listen to Linus, but I
guess that's Eugeny's problem at this point).
Pavel
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