Why kernel 2.6.19 will break most distros
Years ago, there was an old way parents were thinking about their kids in my country: «I have made them, I will kill them too.» Does the fact that you created something give you the right to be a dictator?
This is not the first time when I write about Greg KH. As one of the most important kernel developers (especially in the drivers area), he deserves all the appreciation he can get, along with our gratitude, as simple users of Linux.
Sometimes however, the eagerness of Greg Kroah-Hartman to make things move forward can be dangerous and counterproductive to (a large part of) the community.
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