On Fri, Apr 15, 2005 at 10:09:10PM -0500, Ryan A. Carris wrote: > is way to much noise on the user list as it is. The releases are > usually pretty stable. If there is a major bug fixed, Jarod will > probably have the fix packaged up real nice for Axel like he did > recently.
I don't know how stable any release is. It often is stable. But there were _lots_ of checkins in the last week. By definition these don't have more than a few days testing by a larger audience, no matter how well tested they were before that. Nothing beats testing by a larger and larger audience in making a confident statement about stability. > > Besides, I'm not sure how much rpm's of CVS will help Isaac. Without > debugging built in and people running it in gdb, there isn't a > backtrace. And if people "install per Jarod's guide", they don't even > have the frontend and backend running in a window where they can cut > and paste the error messages. All releases have their bugs, of course, usually and hopefully minor but a number of the bugs of recent recollection were detectable without any debugging traces, they where behavioural bugs, not crashes.
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