Potato + .5 sounds like a good idea to me! Right now I don't want to wait a single day more for the new
Debian release. IMHO the release cycle is way to slow, I would like to see more frequent updates. On some newer machines I had to install Red Hat, since slink was too backlevel, and I had not even known that there was a slink+.5 -- It is carefully not mentioned anywhere on the Debian site... I really like Debian, both for technical and philosophical reasons, but when it gets behind more than a year behind up to date versions, and doesn't support important hardware, that's unacceptable. (And no, I don't want to roll my own kernel from the source -- I do this for experimental boards, but the beauty of distributions is that I don't have to worry about interaction testing for my "regular" machines...) Roll out potato ASAP, and follow with an upgrade which does the new kernel, X, and apache as soon as they are out. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com
