>After the recent discussion of 9.1 vs. the feasibility of 9.2, I got to >thinking about which of the possible system choices is most stable. Any >thoughts on which version of the system is the most stable, *features >aside*? 7.5.3 on up(minimum for a 4000/200). > >Putting aside features, which is least likely to freeze, crash or otherwise >misbehave. > >>From my experience 9.1 seems pretty stable, but I remember 7.6.x being >really stable at the time. Of course, I could be distorting my memory or >judging it from a different vantage point.
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