Robert Watson wrote:
On Wed, 11 Jun 2008, Anton - Valqk wrote:
I fully agree with the lines below.
As noticed below there is more attention to developing new features,
than making releases rock solid stable.
...
Ah, another thing,
I'm waiting for virtualization networking layer for jails for quite
long.
I've tested it on a test server, worked perfect, but on production I
don't want to patch my base.
there are few other features to jals that never got commited in base,
and as I said I don't want to patch it...
The reason that the virtualization patches aren't in the tree is
precisely *because* we care about stability and are willing to slow
down feature development in order to accomplish it. Some features take
years to stabilize, and just because a patch works OK in your
environment doesn't mean it will work in everyone's. Moderating the
rate at which we adopt agressive new features is part of an
intentional strategy to avoid letting development trees destabilize to
a point where it's unproductive.
I totally agree with that point,
just commented that it's been year(s) since its appearence an maybe not
enought effort in it (just an outsider thought, can't know if it is) and
the fueature is a really really great and nice one!
Robert N M Watson
Computer Laboratory
University of Cambridge
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