Re: GNU Hurd and Linux

2004-07-08 Thread Ean Schuessler
Yes. We will indeed be phasing out Linux support when Hurd is ready. We plan to do this in tandem to our switchover to 100% photon based computing cores and the new GNUeron Hallucinatronic machine-brain interface. Some people claim this deadline is not reachable by 2012. The Mayan lunar producti

Re: GNU Hurd and Linux

2004-07-08 Thread Martin Schulze
James Thayer wrote: > Debian, > > Once GNU Hurd is ready for production use, will you still support Linux > versions of Debian, or will GNU Hurd be the only kernel Debian supports? > That is, will you support both? Ask again when Hurd ran stable for two years and supports all platforms that De

Re: GNU Hurd and Linux

2004-07-03 Thread John Hasler
James Thayer wrote: > Once GNU Hurd is ready for production use, will you still support Linux > versions of Debian, or will GNU Hurd be the only kernel Debian supports? > That is, will you support both? Not only will we support both, we may soon add the FreeBSD kernel. Debian is not the FSF. -

Re: GNU Hurd and Linux

2004-07-03 Thread Zenaan Harkness
On Sun, 2004-07-04 at 08:47, James Thayer wrote: > Once GNU Hurd is ready for production use, will you still support Linux > versions of Debian, or will GNU Hurd be the only kernel Debian supports? > That is, will you support both? Asking such a question implies that you don't understand the De

GNU Hurd and Linux

2004-07-03 Thread James Thayer
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Debian, Once GNU Hurd is ready for production use, will you still support Linux versions of Debian, or will GNU Hurd be the only kernel Debian supports? That is, will you support both? Thanks! - -- Best regards, --James Thayer Email: [EMAIL