If I had intended stable users to try this code I would have: 1. posted to stable_at_ 2. provided specific changes for those users (e.g. a patch) You will note my initial post about a new hal was done to both mailing lists. I did not post this hal to stable because I did not want to deal with people complaining that things did not work because they had problems back-patching the necessary changes. I included info in my original post for those folks running current that were going to do it anyway so they could save some time. I replied to your post because all it did was set people up for failures that would result in mail to me that I don't have time to handle. Then those people would either get frustrated by not getting an answer or think there was some problem that wasn't being fixed. I treat the stable src tree VERY carefully. I do not inflict pain on users running stable. I do not arbitrarily commit changes that require people to manually alter their system or otherwise deal with binary incompatibilities. I treat stable as a production code base and only apply changes that are considered well-tested and appropriate to run in a production environment. SamReceived on Mon May 08 2006 - 13:48:29 UTC
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