current slink
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I am thinking about upgrading my system (at least libc, apt, and things
like that) to slink from hamm. But I don't want to do it if slink is
known to be broken at this point. Was the glibc version problem of last
week ever fixed? Does the currently available libc satisfy the
dependencies of all (or at least most) of the available packages?
Any comments on the current status of slink are appreciated. I realize
what it means to be running a frozen or unstable release. I upgraded to
hamm shortly before it was officially released, and things went smoothly.
I'd like some comments from people currently running slink, though, before
I upgrade to something that's known to be broken.
TIA,
noah
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