Bob Ward wrote:
All-
I have been looking at the Sourceforge page and am confused as to what is the
latest stable release as opposed to an experimental one. If the Sourceforge
format would allow for a simple definitive statement that "Release x.y.z-w is
the latest stable release", it sure would be nice. But I suppose if it were
that simple, I could have hired a relative. ;^)
If someone can make such a direct statement, thanks in advance.
Bacula.org
-> Left hand panel, near the bottom
(it probably should be nearer to top, but it isn't at the moment)
Current Files
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=50727
Choose your platform.
enjoy.
Dominic
Bob Ward
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