[LUGSB] Chip & LRP

[Harlan Crystal]

Anyone else notice Chip's mention in the very depressing LRP outro?

http://linuxrouter.org/


--harlan


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> http://linuxrouter.org/

hmm, nevermind, seems like they changed the text after only 10 minutes
of slashdotting.  Someone posted a copy to slashdot comments:

http://developers.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=68562&cid=6271432

-har

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Hey,
    I hope everyone is enjoying the summer.  I just wanted to point out 
a great article regarding the next version of the linux kernel, 2.6.  It 
was linked off of www.osnews.com and is available at: 
http://www.kniggit.net/wwol26.html  It's a _very_ long and detailed 
paper covering the changes in the kernel since 2.4.  It's a very good 
read for anyone interested in linux kernel internals or operating 
systems in general.

--Mark.