Hi,
On 23.01.2014 09:13, Predrag Zecevic [Unix Systems Administrator]
wrote:
I know that (you had said that to me few times). What I wanted to
stress is:
so why do you ask again and again? :-)
a) lack of any instructions, docs and plan explanation, etc for both
/dev and /hispter releases
Lack of time, no document writers?
b) I had a look into dictionary: hipster is "a person who follows the
latest trends and fashions." - So I would expect that /hipster is
moving faster than /dev.
In some ways yes, probably. Not in all.
c) I would expect that changes made in /hipster are implemented to
/dev (or it could be that I have wrong impression? see a)
Look at /hipster as Ubuntu and /dev as Debian. Sometimes Ubuntu move
faster, sometimes Debian. They can take inspirations from each other.
In reality, I am ready to claim, that the most part of JDS is the most
up-to-date in OI. Even in comparison to Solaris. The rest will be fixed
with a10, I hope :-)
Again, I do not care about /hipster and I hope that /dev will not take
JDS bits from it, because it is much much much easier to maintain JDS in
specs than in userland.
d) I am willing to help with testing, but with no idea what would be
next step, it is really hard.
I understand it is not easy to start. But to be fair, several people
asked me how they can help. In case of /hipster I answer - go and look
at userland and help there. I cannot do more for you. Sorry.
Regards.
Best regards,
Milan
Regards
Predrag
P.S. I am running /hipster and have zone running /dev. Now I have
paradox: zone was updated to 1.9 while my global zone is still 1.8.1
It is only number, nothing more :-)
Best regards,
Milan
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