FLAME____ Why is the kernel source not included

Ken Johanson fedora at kensystem.com
Sat Oct 16 00:16:08 UTC 2004


> 
> 
> They are not included ONLY if you believe that the sources on the
> separate CDs are not part of the distro.
> In my experience, even when you bought the distro from redhat they were
> included.
> 
> 

And you best guess as to what percentage of people will download these 
source disks is? I give it less than 5%. maybe even 1%, since developers 
grab the latest from CVS.

>>2) He NEVER should have started the *personally* directed slander - that 
>>begs for trouble, always.
>>
>>I have zero remorse for firing back, and I *expect* that you too would 
>>do the same. Has the monkey been left out, well, you guess.
>>
>>Reading this thread you'll see that I've refrained (with delight) from 
>>responding to a whole bunch off non-topic, childish personal insult 
>>posts. Where I draw the line however is being slandered *with* braisen 
>>assertions that I'm wrong, esp when I'm not.
>>
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> 
> But you ARE wrong about the source being omitted.
> While they may not be part of the test releases, they will be in the
> released version.

Not what many have been saying -- though I hope youre right. Consensus 
is that they will go on that 1-5% downloaded disk set of source rpms.

> While they may not be part of the binary packages, they will be on the
> source CDs which are part of the distro.
> 
> Thus, you are looking at something that is in development and asking why
> it is not in final form.  That is a stretch for anyone to make that
> complaint.
> 

Oh and test3 is in a highly finalized form - only critical bug fixes. 
Again I hope youre right, but doubt it based on what people have said. 
(If they do include them I'll give this thread at least some of the 
credit - snicker)

> If, on the other hand, the final release of FC3 did not include them on
> the DVD or CDs being provided then your whine would be valid.
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