Yes, master and stable accumulate the same patches, I know. Only master takes
new code, whereas -stable does not.

This however tells how long did it take to produce the -stable release out of
Linus's release ;) And it does not break the current habits - just abuses them a
bit ;) 
And tells you how long the version was around there without another -stable
release too. Just by looking onto the version string, quick, sortable in
meaningful way, all sorts of pluses there ;)

IMO, the kernel is so mature already, and the development is so fast, and the
changes not always so fundamental, that the version in the old sense becomes
irrelevant - it is not the 2.4->2.6 transition days any more ;) 



Regards,
Lukasz (btw sorry I forgot to sign myself last time ;)



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What about how porsch does it
i.g. 911, 912, 913, 914

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What about how Peugeot does it
e.g. 306, 406, 206, 307, 407, 207, 308
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Those guys are really good at rally,
whats his name gilles pinichi(or something like that)

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