RE: Is RedHat 6.0 Y2K complaint !!

[Rajkumar Andrews <shibumi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ha ha ha ha ha ha!  Perhaps Y2K is old story now.  I must admit, though, that 
when people post such queries about Linux I am again reminded of the fact that 
the unix heritage has not yet reached the masses adequately.  Eric Raymond's 
"Cathedral and Bazaar" ought to be made more popular.  I would suggest (to all 
our members/list admin) that a direct link be made available from the 
Linux-India website to such generic documents because many times this kind of 
'knowledge' is equally important.
Additionally, the FAQ composers (with very good inputs from Atul Chitnis) 
ought to get going!
RKA
>===== Original Message From linux-india@xxxxxxxxx =====
>Obviously!
>All Linux systems are Y2K compliant.
>But if you don't upgrade to a 64 bit system by 2038, you'll be in trouble ;)
>
>(Linux will be 64 bit in some time .. so don't worry ! ;)
>
>--jaju
>
>On Mon, 12 Jul 1999 N_Dinesh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>> hi,
>>      Is RedHat 6.0 Y2K compliant ??
>> thx,

>> dinesh


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