On Wed, May 01, 2002 at 09:52:12AM -0700, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
> >
> > So, assuming I want to keep reasonbly up to date, with current packages,
> > what changes should I make to this, once woody goes gold (stable0?
> >
>
> rather than use the generic "stable" "testing" use the actual release name
> "potato" "woody" "sid". That way you are always running exactly what you mean
> to be running.
>
Hmm, this would, I think, get exactly the oposite effect to what I;m trying
to achieve.
It appears to em that the must current "stab;e" software for Debian is
alwasy doomed to be in testing, at least untill the release situation is
changed. So I would think that after the dust settles fro the release, I
would wnat to have my base be the new testinf, which is now unstable.
Or am I missing somehting here?
The goal is to have relativly current (but not bleeding edge) version of
the packages I am using.
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