Agree with everything you're saying about bleeding edge distros.
Having written quite a bit of PHP, however, I think its fair to say that
most developers are fully aware that software is always evolving and
probably believe that you may as well write for the latest version
because before long
I changed to linux a couple of years ago for a bunch of reasons. WGA
was one of them.
Being noob at the time -- still think I am today -- I had someone do it
for me.
They were going to put CentOS 4.4 in, but at the last minute, they put
in Fedora 5. Apparently, the -devel fork. What a disaster
Tony Mountifield wrote:
I always get frustrated with apps requiring the latest and greatest
versions of PHP, etc., before they are made available for the major
distributions.
Is it that the very newest feature is really indispensable and the app
can't possibly make do without it, or just because
Melinda Odom wrote:
> Hi,
>
> seems to have a lot of security fixes:
> http://www.php.net/ChangeLog-5.php#5.2.0
>
> Version 5.2.0 was orginally released 02-Nov-2006.
>
> What is the process and time frame for released software to be available in
> an operating system? I am not familiar with thi
Melinda Odom wrote:
Hi,
seems to have a lot of security fixes:
http://www.php.net/ChangeLog-5.php#5.2.0
Version 5.2.0 was orginally released 02-Nov-2006.
What is the process and time frame for released software to be available in
an operating system? I am not familiar with this.
Sincerely,
M
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