Re: [PATCH] Unify CONFIG_LBD and CONFIG_LSF handling

> > Or is that too verbose?
> 
> How likely is it that someone who doesn't understand the question needs 
> this option? I think N is a safe answer here.

N is not the safe answer; Y is. If you set it to N you can't read all
your files (if there is a big one) etc etc.
The safe-but-a-bit-slower answer really is Y.


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