Re: [SARCASM] Re: [2.6 patch] the scheduled removal of the obsolete raw driver

>Ok, Debian Sarge is scheduled for removal from my
>system.
>
>What:   Debian Sarge
>When:   2006-02-04
>Files:  ssh root@bertha -c "find /bin /sbin /usr /lib"
>        
>Why:    Its maintained to slow for a number of years
>        and can be replaced by Kubuntu or Ubuntu.
>	Having a recent kernel (with more bugs fixed)
>	and trying to use it, becomes harder and harder.

I really don't want to make an ad for suse, but they are also having a 
"releaseless" distro (i.e. update when it comes && the rpm maintainer feels 
like doing it), the "SL-OSS-factory".


Jan Engelhardt
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