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Isn't it down to you to prove him wrong rather than vice versa?
by jamespo 15y ago
Isn't it down to you to prove him wrong rather than vice versa?
- leif 15y agoyou misunderstand me. I have a working solution, using fuse. if he thinks that's bad, it's on him to provide a correct in-kernel solution, then show me it's faster
- caf 15y agoRead the whole thread (or even just the immediate parent email, from Andrew Morton). Linus wasn't saying "don't use fuse for this", he was pushing back against a suggestion that the existence of the fuse implementation was a reason not to merge a kernel implementation.
- leif 15y agoI didn't read the parent, thanks.