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[Ulrich discusses putting LinuxThreads "out to pasture"] Once NPTL is public, this is a Good Thing. > All bugs in the current code are declared features. Can we modify this - to at least consider support if a serious (such as a heretofore-unnoticed security defect) problem is found? While NPTL is the future, many users and developers have invested a lot of time and money making things that work with Linuxthreads, and will be depending on it for a while to come. Once all the benefits of NPTL are seen, people will move -- but we should be honest and plan for the movement being slow, and not a light-switch. ------------------- Mark S. Brown bmark at us dot ibm dot com
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