Re: CD writing in future Linux (stirring up a hornets' nest)

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Hi Joerg,

Joerg Schilling wrote:
Matthias Andree <[email protected]> wrote:


This all only matters to you since you are trying to enforce the botched
view from some other OS (MS-Windows perhaps, although I'm not too sure
if it's really Windows or Jörg Schilling who is the problem in this
scenario either, and I'm a long way from defending Microsoft) onto
Linux, which you have been denied for 1½ years now, and from what I've
seen this year, with good reason.


You look confused. It is not me but the Linux maintainers refuse to fix
bugs since about 2 years.


Regardless of whether you consider it a bug or the naming wrong[1], you
are not the Linux maintainer and Linux users have to put up with their
choices of kernel architecture.

So introducing your own naming scheme AFAIKS only serves to add more
confusion to the picture -- it seems fairly unlikely that you'll get the
kernel guys to change their minds.

Goes along the same lines as my point about filesystem naming. I wouldn't
write a portable program that asks users to save their files on /dev/hda
or /c_drive/blah when on windows. I'd agree to disagree with wnidows, and
use C:\ for the sake of everyone's sanity.

[1] I don't want to argue *that* point with you and I don't pretend
to know more about it than you or anyone else on this thread.

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