I wrote: > What would require that? So things change: so what? Why do you think > you have to keep up?
Doug writes: > Two reasons: bug fixes for any problems I would notice (things not > working)... Just upgrade packages in which you find troublesome bugs (and which have been fixed in Sid). > ...security-related bug fixes for problems that I don't notice but that > are important. Pay attention to security-announce and upgrade packages as required. > Applying a security fix generally involves downloading a new package. It does not involve constantly dist-upgrading. There is no need to upgrade Sid packages just because new ones are available, which is what "keeping up" implies. While some evidently find it amusing to do daily dist-upgrades it is by no means necessary. -- John Hasler -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
