Rob Hudson wrote:
> I was using testing for a while before Woody became the new stable release.
> How is sid (the new testing)? Is it still too early to use (unstable?
> Broken packages?), or are a lot of folks using it for their day to day
> systems?
Sid, the kid next door, is the embodiment of evil. In the
Disney lexicon, he is the Bad Consumer, too much the
content-provider of his own imagination. (Andy, on the other
hand, rarely puts words into Woody's or Buzz's mouth that
aren't part of their pre-recorded repertoire.) Sid's cardinal
sin is disrespect for intellectual property: He breaks
trademarked toys apart and rearranges them into personal
creations [....] Moreover, he finds or steals toys rather than
acquiring them through authorized channels.
-- Matt Roth
Remember, Sid is the "unstable" kid next door. The name Sid stays on
the unstable branch hereeverafter.
I've been using testing (aka Sarge) on my main desktop since about the
time Woody froze. I had one problem where the X resource search path
changed and broke a bunch of my X resource setup, and one problem
where the kernel refused to install because I already had a
/lib/modules/2.4.19-686 (?), but aside from those, it's been smooth
and silky.
--
Bob Miller K<bob>
kbobsoft software consulting
http://kbobsoft.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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