There are two things to distinguish
1. Stable - works, doesnt eat your disk
2. Fit to go into the main kernel
- This adds the requirement "cleanly modular"
"provides a common core that works with other users"
> still... Such things reek with Big Blue. Besides, let SCT decide at which
> point he will consider it OK for inclusion into -stable. AFAICS nothing
I talk to Stephen several times a day
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