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>On 4 May 1999, Nat Lanza wrote:
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>> John Hayward-Warburton <linux@billabong.demon.co.uk> writes:
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>> > I absolutely agree. Let's treat this man with a huge amount of
>> > respect. Perhaps he's read old code? Seen badly set-up systems? Not
>> > got much first-hand experience of the Linux kernel? Maybe his
>> > interview was badly sub-edited by the publisher (it occasionally
>> > happens)?
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>> I'm pretty amazed at the responses to this thread. Can you folks
>> really not take criticism any better than this? Someone who thinks
>> Linux code is uneven and shoddy in places must obviously be sad,
>> bitter, and misinformed?
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>Sorry, you've misread it. What I said is that getting such comments is
>bitter and sad. Especially from Ken. As for sucking code - heck, *indeed*
>we have it. Read l-k for a while and you'll see rants on that very topic
>*here*.
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