Stan Sanderson wrote:
<snip>Using the unstable tree has risks, which I accept.Just out of curiosity, which risks are you reffering to? Our unstable tree could be considered by the following definition of the word:
d (1) : liable to change or alteration.
Darian-
From the Fink FAQs:
Q5.8: There's this package in unstable that I want to install, but the fink command just says 'no package found'. How can I install it?
A: First make sure you understand what 'unstable' means. Packages in the unstable tree usually have not been tested by more than a few people. For that reason, Fink doesn't search the unstable tree by default. If you do enable unstable, please remember to e-mail the maintainer if something works (or even if it doesn't). Feedback from users like you is what we use to determine if something is ready for stable!
The software itself should not be less stable than the one found in the stable tree.
We can hope, but experience says otherwise. I'd say Gnumeric 1.25-11 isn't ready for stable if it doesn't allow me (or anyone else, apparently) to send output to a printer!
Again, let me restate my gratitude to all those contributing to the project.
Regards,
Stan
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