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Re: stable or not stable?



On Fri, 9 May 1997 kuzminsk@hugin.sebs.net wrote:

>    It's practically a moot point now with bo so close to release, but
> in the future perhaps it would make sense to include the latest and
> greatest (and thus presumably the most stable) 2.0 kernel in the stable
> distribution, and the latest 2.1 kernel in the unstable distribution?

I agree.  I thought I'd seen someone using 2.1.36 but thought it was a
typo.  I would like to see the absolute latest kernel's in unstable.
Seems to me that's what it's for.  I seems to be used more as pre-stable
than unstable (a subtle difference).


--Rick

rickya@siservices.net


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