> On Sun, 2002-10-13 at 12:11, Brian Jackson wrote:
>
>> Good for you. Most people can't/won't wait for it. They will see that
>> linux doesn't have a key feature for enterprises, and say that linux
>> still isn't mature enough for them and at best only use linux on some
>> dinky little webservers, like it has been used in the past. There
>> isn't a whole lot of that market left. If we want to move forward and
>> offer something to a broader base of companies, we need features like
>> this included.
>
> s/Most people/Most enterprise people/
>
> And this is really entirely the wrong attitude to take. "Linux does not
> have volume management" and "High-end Linux applications need volume
> management" do not logically imply "we need to merge EVMS."
>
> You need to fix the issues Christoph and others raised and you need to
> work within the system. I won't cry if EVMS is not merged.
>
Just for clarification I have nothing to do with EVMS, other than I think it
would be a good addition. I don't want anybody to get the idea that they are
as unprofessional as me.
--Brian
> Robert Love
>
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