"Jeremy (mailing list box)" <listbox@unix-boy.com> writes:
> Its less about performance than it is about reducing the amount of
> junk that I don't need that's in the kernel. The less unneeded stuff
> kept in the kernel, the less points for failure or exploitation.
Now, that's a decent argument.
Thanks!
(Still, I'm not that worried about someone exploiting my laptop.
When you port-scan it, for example, nothing is open. And, all that
stuff I don't need in the kernel has come in handy. I really like
the fact that when I plug in a piece of equipment I've never used
before, Debian usually recognizes it.)
-- A choice between one man and a shovel, or a dozen men with teaspoons is clear to me, and I'm sure it is clear to you also. -- Zimran Ahmed <http://www.winterspeak.com/>
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