Jim Gettys wrote: > I will note that "testing" in Debian wasn't a good place to live for a > very long time: it didn't get timely security updates, and consequently, > no one ran it (so it got minimal testing, despite its name).
Except for Sarge. There was a three-year interval between "Potato" and "Sarge" stable releases, so toward the end of the process server users had to migrate to then-testing Sarge to be able to use modern versions of software. At approximately the same time Ubuntu was started, with one of distinctions from Debian being stable releases twice a year. -- Alex _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/devel
