Alexander wrote:
In BSD it's easier (at least in FreeBSD). Base system is updated quite
regularly (e.g. after 7.1-RELEASE we had 7.1-RELEASE-p1, 7.1-RELEASE-p2 and so
on...). And ports are updated separately and quite often... What is important,
in FreeBSD we have at least two branches (current, stable and legacy). There
are much more freedom: I may update to latest patch level, update to next
release or to checkout current and get all cool features and new bugs :) And
here I don't see RELEASE branch (patchsets and upstream), only stale releases
or permanent CURRENT.
IMHO, what is needed is a subscription below the Basic Support.
Just the package updates, as we can get support etc. here from the
community.
I would assume for approx. 20$/year, a lot of enthusiasts would pay for
it (I certainly would), while $324 is just too much.
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