Have you actually tried either of them? I don't know how many bugs are
in Remmina 1.1.2 and how many in Remmina 1.2.0, but my actual experience
(I use Remmina a lot every day) shows that Remmina 1.1.2 is utterly
broken and barely usable, while 1.2.0 works just fine.
Actually, I notice this kind of things more and more lately. Debian
Stable is becoming the most unstable distro because nobody is interested
in fixing bugs for software this old - and for some reason, even the
most obvious bugs have not been fixed before the release. In the newer
versions, all those things have been fixed years ago, but those fixes do
not make their way into stable. I don't have anything against old
software, but not buggy software, and it's called "stable" because it's
supposed to actually be stable. I've been using exclusively Debian
Stable for many years, but seems like it's time to abandon ship because
of this tendency. (Why is it that Remmina is "not yet stable enough",
but systemd is?.. That's what most of those problems are with...)
By the way, I'm not using FreeRDP - only Remmina, for VNC. And no,
Remmina does NOT "depend" on FreeRDP - you can run it without FreeRDP.
So maybe it would be an acceptable solution to package Remmina 1.2.0 as
a separate package called "remmina-next", and not package the "unstable"
FreeRDP at all?..
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darkpenguin
- Bug#835840: Bugs in Remmina Dark Penguin
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