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Originally Posted by Jeebizz
Amazing, this is rather soon, compared to the last major release, roughly 4 months sooner, so just 4 months shy of a year.
The only reason for a jump to 12, rather than 11.1 is most likely due to three things: 2.6 default kernel now, hal, and dbus. Or is there something else too?
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Bah, almost forgot, there's also
gcc-4.1.2-i486-1.tgz
which is definitely a major change. There are significant differences between gcc-3.x and gcc-4.x. In fact, some things may not compile under gcc-4.x ... or at least you may have some trouble. Now, things may have changed since I last used gcc-4.x, but when I was using it, I had to fix a lot of code, because it refused to compile with 4.x, while it compiled just fine with 3.x. (this was mostly games ... so, I mean, it's not that important, but there were some non-games, that I also had problems with)
