Tony White wrote:
Yeah, the tracking of distributions for freshness is a not the strength of the site IMO, it's the grouped tracking of upstream releases and how that information can be manipulated automatically.
yup. Too much freshness inevitably leads to instability. Especially for more-core packages, and I guess for more-popular (users?devs?) or less-popular distros. Maybe if its ambition to "distrology" pays off, we'll be able to look at statistics for what the best trade-offs may be. (Although I'm not sure how you can measure "instability".)
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