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k001 [openvz] | We are going to release first 2.6.26-based kernel soon -- it went to testing today and hopefully will be released next week. We are also changing the versioning scheme -- instead of boring numbers like 001, 002, 003 etc., every 2.6.26 OpenVZ kernel will be named after one or another great Russian writer. We will do it in alphabetical order so there will be no upgrade pain. As you can see here, first 2.6.26 is named after Mikhail Afanasievich Bulgakov. I personally enjoy his The Master and Margarita (it's truly a masterpiece; although I'm afraid a lot is lost in translation) and Heart of a Dog. And yes, we are doing that just for fun. | ||
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(Anonymous) on October 2nd, 2008 - 04:14 pm
Михаил
Very good. Excuse my ignorance, but how starting with Михаил is "in alphabetical order"? :)
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First, we use latin letters, not cyrillic.
Second, this kernel version is «bulgakov», not «mikhail». It starts with a letter «b». Next one will start with «c» or «d» or «e»…you know the alphabet.
Second, this kernel version is «bulgakov», not «mikhail». It starts with a letter «b». Next one will start with «c» or «d» or «e»…you know the alphabet.
(Anonymous) on October 2nd, 2008 - 04:50 pm
Re: Михаил
Re: Михаил
Um, if you're going to skip letters, what's the point?
The point is «a» is less than «b» is less than «c» is less than «d» is less than «e»… Even if you skip some letters, the inequality is still valid, means you can upgrade from «bulgakov» to, say, «tolstoy».
Looks like a joke ;-)
but why did you skip "a"? Akhmatova, Aksenov.
btw, Arshavin !:)
btw, Arshavin !:)
In writers code table - Bulgakov is the first symbol, no doubt.
But it is interesting, who is second...
But it is interesting, who is second...
