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| Re:That's the whole purpose of a "stable" release | ||||||
| attached to Debian Freeze Process Update | ||||||
| Question about Pentium Webservers and RAM | ||||||
| attached to Ask Slashdot: Art, Linux and the Slashdot Effect? | ||||||
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| Re:That's the whole purpose of a "stable" release | ||||||
| attached to Debian Freeze Process Update | ||||||
| Question about Pentium Webservers and RAM | ||||||
| attached to Ask Slashdot: Art, Linux and the Slashdot Effect? | ||||||
Real Programs don't use shared text. Otherwise, how can they use functions for scratch space after they are finished calling them?