Long time no see.....

[Man-wai Chang]

> If you say so.  Testing stays more or less current and there's always
> unstable.  OTOH, when you have a bunch of customers with Asterisk
> servers who scream if their phones aren't working (because phones just
> work), conservative and stable is good.
> 
> I have some automated scripts that keep everything up to date, and
> having a bunch of different machines complicates things, so I stick to
> Debian.

I think people should always trust the software developers. If you
didn't, you should not have included it. Backporting is less than
satisfactory.

Does Debian really make it easy to use latest and hottest packages?
Unstable?

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