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Linus Torvalds schools Lennart Poettering on the importance of users

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

Additionally Alan Cox weights in on how *not* to do changes, using GNOME 3 as an example.This is an excerpt from ELCE 2011 kernel development panel with Linu...

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