Am 30.10.2015 um 15:20 schrieb Gary Dale: > I can understand why "unstable" users may want it, but that doesn't those of > us using testing are a different breed. We want to help get things ready for > the next stable release. That means helping to identify bugs that could cause > problems for people wanting stable software. > > We're not in this for the excitement/fun. We're the people who use our > computers a lot and need stuff that is basically working. That's why we make > good bug reporters. However we can't report bugs on software that doesn't > work at all. > >
Full acknowledge! I am not an early adopter. If I would be somebody who likes bleeding edge software with all the risks I would be using sid.I am using debian testing because it is supposed to be a good compromise. I am personally not in agreement with statements like "stuff happens". This "love it or leave it" attitude is preventing any continuous improvement discussion. And this is for sure: The release process "unstable -> testing" has room for improvement. Matthias
