funny, I thought Gentoo was on the bleeding edge, and Debian was behind CentOS.... guess it is a matter of opinion.
> On Tue, Nov 13, 2007 at 02:45:38PM -0600, Jonn R Taylor wrote:
>
>> The other thing with CentOS vs Debian is that CentOS packages do
>> not change every month or so. Debain seems to a little more on
>> the bleeding edge of this, which is not the best thing for a
>> production system. It is totally person preference and nothing
>> else.
>>
>
> What Debian?
>
> Debian has the Stable distribution that has the same policy as
> RHEL/CentOS: critical bugfixes only (security updates are such bug
> fixes) with every attempt made to minimize impact on system.
>
> Now if you're using a non-stable Debian version for production,
> this stability is never guaranteed.
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