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#1 Re: DIY » When will/was Beowulf stable enough to move to? » 2019-07-02 10:33:23
yes, but before ASCII was stable, I was on buster (dual-boot win, deb, dev). BAsically, what I'm asking, when did or will Beowulf become safer to use than ceres
#2 DIY » When will/was Beowulf stable enough to move to? » 2019-07-01 15:38:48
- halfBleed
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About a year ago, on irc I was told that ceres(sid) was at the time more stable than beowulf, with lots of stuff breaking. I was wondering: Is this still the case? If not, when did it stabilise, and if so, when will it?
#3 Re: Other Issues » Advantages and disadvantages of backports » 2019-06-19 11:36:01
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And because backports are drawn from testing they are also subject to the same 10-14 day transition delay from sid and are not covered by the Security Team so you may be exposing your system to serious vulnerabilities.
OK.
Thanks.
#4 Other Issues » Advantages and disadvantages of backports » 2019-06-18 16:43:27
- halfBleed
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I was wondering if it is a good idea to upgrade everything to the version in backports. On the one hand, more up-to-date software. On the other hand, possible dependency issues. Advice, please?
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