> > > Also, how likely are the current versions of these programs
> > > to work with future versions of the unstable 2.1 kernel and the 2.2
> > > kernel that will eventually come from it?
>
> True enough. But a Debian 2.1.x package and packages that works with it
> could be good for seeing and trying out. So you know what debian packages
> there are and what they provide before you even switch on your modem.
>
> OTOH, we don't have a kernel-source package for hamm.
>
> So you have made your point, as I have made mine.
Okay, how about this...
2.1 kernel-requiring stuff (and a current 2.1 kernel?) can be included
under "contrib". This keeps it out of "main" and puts it into the realm
of "user-beware". (Note: This is not to insinuate that everything in
contrib is dangerous or anything, but just that you should think at least
once before installing it.)
Acceptable?
Brian
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