> > It *isn't* stable. That's why it's called "unstable". Sid is the "use at > your own risk" branch of Debian. > note that "unstable" has a similar meaning as it does in chemistry or physics. The item in question is changing, rearranging. This means you may get bitten by package upgrades the maintainer botched. Or having to update EVERYTHING like we did recently for the new c++ version.