I've different type of question to ponder... With the various improvements and upgrades to the DEBIAN Linux, the state of the release appears to be constantly changing. If someone takes a "snapshot" of the release, then that snapshot becomes obsolete in a few months. Now the question: how much trouble would it be to 1) freeze the release (say 3 times a year) 2) keep track of the changes between freezes, and 3) make a announcement at each freeze that one needs to fetch packages x,y,&z to become current. -- ============================================= | This message was sent from DEBIAN LINUX. | | Thomas Kocourek --==<<>>==-- KD4CIK | | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | =============================================
