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You do realize that for USB it is called host/client? I saw a huge reddit thread with people whining about some social media platform changing their internal c
by karpour 6y ago
You do realize that for USB it is called host/client?
I saw a huge reddit thread with people whining about some social media platform changing their internal coding conventions. People who will never even see or notice those changes. There are a lot of things to be upset about, but this is not one of them.
If you disagree with the kernel naming guidelines you are free to create your own fork. Good luck.
- randompwd 6y ago> If you disagree with the kernel naming guidelines you are free to create your own fork. Good luck. You do realise that cuts both ways. Why did some people raise this issue in the first place - according to your logic, they should have just forked it. Silly arguments like this don't contribute to the discussion in any meaningful way.
- karpour 6y agoOf course I realize that, if you think I didn't you're missing my point. The naming conventions changed, and the kernel will run just as well either way. I personally don't care what a blacklist/blocklist is called, as long as things are clear and consistent. In some cases we will likely end up with even clearer terms. What disappoints me more is how much of an outcry there is over a simple naming convention change. Can you explain to me why you seem to have such a strong opinion on this issue?
- DonHopkins 6y agoForks don't cut both ways, knives do! How about renaming forks to sporks, to be more inclusive of spoons?