On Tue, 14 Aug 2001, Karsten M. Self wrote: (snip) > If you want stable, you get it. If you want unstable/testing (which > means: usually works, occasionally tweaks), you get it. Choice. All > fully up to date. (snip)
Well, to an extent. Sometimes when you report a problem with a package, the maintainer's reply is basically, "well, use the latest one from unstable or wherever, that should work, I'm not interested in fixing the old version too", and then you have to update the things the package depends on too, and then before you know it it's easier not to use stable any more. I like the idea of stable, though and, hey, I still get more than I pay for! (-: -- Mark
