> When you do 'apt-get upgrade' you will only update stable->stable and > (maybe) testing->testing updates. If it doesn't do testing->testing, > then you have to do each one of them manually. > > This allows you to use stable as the default installation and then pull > in spamassassin (for example) from the testing branch to get something > more up to date without forcing everything into a -testing environment. I saw this recommended, and I tried it ... and never got anything. Even when testing had a higher priority, it never saw the updated packages. ...using apt-get by hand, as dselect confused me, er itself really :-(
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