[plug] "the debate"

[Bill G. Gruff]

On Tue, 30 Mar 1999 david.buddrige at mitswa.com.au wrote:
> > Now I know you're trolling. A new Linux kernel come out _all_ the time, so
> > you have to reboot to upgrade your kernel. You can't fool me.
> BTW, who says u _have_ to upgrade the kernel?  This is only if u want to -
> the older kernels still run just fine - u only upgrade if u need/want new
> features of said kernel....

They wouldn't make new features if you didn't need them.
Do all Linux users live in the past? 
Oh yeah, I forgot, they are using Unix, a 1970s operating system.
Wake up, man, it's the nineties. Upgrade to windows.

-Bill G. Gruff <Thought.Assassin at sanford.com>