“In a continuing discussion about the difference between
pluggable security and pluggable schedulers, Linus Torvalds quoted
himself:“‘Another difference is that when it comes to schedulers, I feel
like I actually can make an informed decision. Which means that I’m
perfectly happy to just make that decision, and take the flak that
I get for it. And I do (both decide, and get flak). That’s my
job…'”
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