[ale] et tu, RedHat?

[cshobe at softhome.net (Casey Allen Shobe)]

> The issue that concerns me is the details of this speed
> increase.  According to the article, Tux is a kernel based web server.  My
> concern:  Is RedHat now attempting to lock in the Linux server market with
> Tux the same way as M$ has attempted to do so in the past by tying the
> kernel and Tux together AND is RedHat's kernel now required to run Tux?

What concerns me is the fact that it's a kernel based web server.  Does that
mean if somebody finds a security hole and I wish to upgrade to the latest
release, that I have to build a new kernel?

- Casey Allen Shobe

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