did Sid equal Testing at the moment just before Sarge's release?
Hi!
I saw all the articles on the switch of testing to etch and release of sarge
as stable.
I am one of many who has been running a desktop tracking sid for months.
Just before the release, how far apart were sid and testing? were the only
things in sid = bug fixes for sarge?
This is relevant for someon who was running a sid desktop who may want to wait
a while before tracking sid/etch because of all the many new changes.
If sid != testing at the moment of sarge release, then how could such an
indvidual "go back to sarge" from sid (the sid of before sarge release)?
Also , many people say it pays to track testing. But testing gets fixes slower
than sid... (according to the debian "chose a distro' faq ...) So you can
lose both ways :). Unless you can live dangerously....
Mitchell
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