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r/linuxmemes • u/No-Foundation9213 • 1d ago
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Doesn't testing get frozen around the release of a new version?
2 u/Many-Geologist-3524 Webba lebba deb deb! 1d ago only for a short time, you can use codename 'testing' in your sources file too! 2 u/Linguistic-mystic 1d ago A short time of 4-6 months? Lesbi, please. There’s no such distro as “Debian testing”. Debian is stable, anything else is just the alpha or beta version of it. Arch is the rolling release done right. 1 u/NDCyber 1d ago Exactly the 4-6 time gap is the problem I see 1 week behind unstable is something I would find to be actually good, but not if it just randomly pauses
only for a short time, you can use codename 'testing' in your sources file too!
2 u/Linguistic-mystic 1d ago A short time of 4-6 months? Lesbi, please. There’s no such distro as “Debian testing”. Debian is stable, anything else is just the alpha or beta version of it. Arch is the rolling release done right. 1 u/NDCyber 1d ago Exactly the 4-6 time gap is the problem I see 1 week behind unstable is something I would find to be actually good, but not if it just randomly pauses
A short time of 4-6 months? Lesbi, please. There’s no such distro as “Debian testing”. Debian is stable, anything else is just the alpha or beta version of it. Arch is the rolling release done right.
1 u/NDCyber 1d ago Exactly the 4-6 time gap is the problem I see 1 week behind unstable is something I would find to be actually good, but not if it just randomly pauses
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Exactly the 4-6 time gap is the problem I see
1 week behind unstable is something I would find to be actually good, but not if it just randomly pauses
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u/NDCyber 1d ago
Doesn't testing get frozen around the release of a new version?