On 26/02/16 09:51, Quentin Deldycke wrote: > For my part: > > debian with some experimental package. When new kernel is out, i > recompile it with some difference in config. > > But right now, 4.5 rc4. > > No problem with the host since ages. Plasma is buggy but... i think on > every distro xD > >
This question and answer could be generalized for many other things besides qemu The answer: Using Debian stable, but selectively choosing packages from stable-backports (jessie-backports) or experimental. E.g. - stable currently has kernel 3.16 and qemu 2.1 and if those work for you, you don't need any more effort - jessie-backports currently has kernel 4.3 and qemu 2.5 so if you need either or both of them, you can get them from backports without any compiling The same logic applies to many other things too. Whenever I do releases of reSIProcate, I also upload them into Debian backports, so people who want the latest can always get it easily. Then everything else on your system can just be stable, no surprises when you do security updates, etc. _______________________________________________ vfio-users mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/vfio-users
