"Christian T. Steigies" wrote:
>
> > So there is no way it can be in testing.
> So it goes stable -> woody -> testing -> sid ? Which one should developers
> run?
Stable (Potato) <- Testing (Woody) <- Unstable (Sid)
You should probably be running whichever distribution your packages are
built for. For example, if you maintain a package in Potato, you should
have a Potato box lying around to compile with. If you're building a
package for Woody, and it's already in the new Woody Pool, and you don't
need for it to advance before Woody freezes, run Woody. If you're
building a bleeding-edge package that depends on XFree86 4.0.2,
glibc2.2, or some other libraries that didn't or won't make it to Woody,
Sid is just fine (and a lot more fun ;).
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