On Tue, 6 Feb 2007, David Woodhouse wrote:
>
> I claim that there are _better_ ways to do it than 'select'.
I don't think you've ever showed any such example.
And if you did, it would all boil down to *exactly* what 'select' does:
config options that get set automatically based on other choices.
So care to give a real example? Start with USB automatically selecting
SCSI support without the user having to even know it uses SCSI. Tell me
how it's supposed to work sanely without 'select'.
Put up, or shut up.
Linus
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