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Just curious if anyone could explain why Debian and Slackware have not moved to a 2.6 series kernel yet for stable when so many others have? Is there still that many issues or are they just waiting until 2.6 is not the latest kernel?
Yeah, I misunderstood it, sorry.
I don't know the reason for a fact, but both slackware and debian users expect a robust install and the 2.4 series is more mature than 2.6. Just compare changelogs of 2.4.31 and 2.6.13 for instance.
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