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From: Manuel Reimer on 26 May 2010 00:59
Douglas Mayne wrote:
> The only thing I am a little shy about is I think that 2.6.33.x kernel
> may need some more tweaking with respect to xfs filesystem deadlocks.
> Perhaps, it's time to check btrfs.

Do you have any details about XFS and 2.6.33? I use XFS on all my
machines. May I update to 13.1 without problems?

Yours

Manuel

From: farnese on 31 May 2010 23:20
Now we have a problem.
Slackware is 13.1 and Fedora is 13, but in 6 months, fedora 14 will be
released and slackware won't be the most advanced linux distribution
anymore.
Time for another version bump?
From: Clemens Ladisch on 1 Jun 2010 03:13
farnese wrote:
> Now we have a problem.
> Slackware is 13.1 and Fedora is 13, but in 6 months, fedora 14 will be
> released and slackware won't be the most advanced linux distribution
> anymore.

How much Slack does Fedora have anyway?

> Time for another version bump?

PV says in the FAQ:
| I promise I won't inflate the version number again (unless everyone
| else does again ;)

(This was about the jump from 4 to 7.)

But regardless of what PV may or may not do, you can build your own
distribution based on Slackware, an call it whatever you want, such
as "Slackworse 15". ;-)


Clemens
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