Care to explain what are your "compatibility" problems ? other than " Im lazy and I dont want to change some code?" if you work for your own this may be right, but if you are working for b e l o v e d customers you have to do some suboptimal things...
May be a more consequent way of realising 64bit OS? maybe they use the wrong way ? ;-) can you explain this? what could be reasons for two different 64bit layouts? ( i need some arguments against ubuntu ;) )
How is this issue > seen by other packagers. There is absolutely nothing to fix in this case, PHP4 is swimming with the fishes, let it rest in peace.
ok, php4 is dead, but i am interested in general aspects in 64 bit OS design... why did suse choose this direction? seems to be for me a very aggressiv way to push 64bit and cause developers to watch their steps of cost of expensive patching/loss of older software? Thanks, Andre -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-packaging+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-packaging+help@opensuse.org