2012/1/17 bouleetbil <[email protected]>: > > 1. create a wip basetesting.
Even creating a libtesting could help for main lib and xlib, when API has changed. > > If we continue to bump some packages directly into current I will use only > stable for "ALL" my box. (I don't have the time to search why my wifi don't > work with latest kernel... it's an example) > If we would lost some users we can continue to bump directly to current. But, > for me it's a very bad solution. We can wait some days for testing the base > group before merge it into current.(I will not die if glib2,glibc,kernel... > is not updated the day of the new release) > I don't use some others distributions because for me they bump too quickly > some "base" packages. When you read to irc some frugalware devels/users > install an other distribution because latest update break his system, it's > not acceptable for me. (yes we can't test every hardware/configuration... but > we can do a minimum) > > BTW I don't say latest bump not working, I've not updated my box(s) since 2 > weeks. > I'm completely agreed with Bouleetbil, last updates break my boot and my wifi firmware (b43). For now, I've removed FW from Dell laptop to give a try to Ubuntu 10.10. Honestly, if we continue in that way I don't think I'll continue my contribution to Frugalware sorry. -- Devil505 Member of Frugalware Linux development team - http://frugalware.org Blog http://frugalware.org/~devil505/blog _______________________________________________ Frugalware-devel mailing list [email protected] http://frugalware.org/mailman/listinfo/frugalware-devel
