Timothy Murphy wrote:
> On Thursday 10 February 2005 10:39, Bryan O'Donoghue wrote:
>>>> Fedora uses a vanilla 2.6 does it not?
>>> Actually, it doesn't.
> Fedora has its own modified kernels.
>> (I'm not sure what a "vanilla kernel" is?
> Surely one has to choose among options in any case?)
>
Actually, now that you mention it... I'm not entirely sure where I
picked up that term some ill defined long term memory tells me that
vanilla should be a term that is applied to official ftp.kernel.org releases
I'm not sure if that is an offical term to describe kernel.org releases,
or just a slang, I picked up, hanging out with internet wierdos !
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