[Gllug] Installing Stuff?

[Jim Bailey]

Hi Vince,

I am a woose and tend to stick with Stable for most things at work and at 
home though I have just started to use testing for my desk top and some of 
the less important servers.  Unstable however is very new and tends to 
have many of the latest versions of applications.

checkout http://www.debian.org/stable, /testing, /unstable for list of 
packages to see if they meet your requirements.

Peace Jim

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murdering it have names and addresses'
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On Tuesday, December 11, 2001, at 04:27 PM, Vincent AE Scott wrote:

> gllug at uncertainty.org.uk(gllug at uncertainty.org.uk)@Tue, Dec 11, 2001 at 
> 04:08:33PM +0000:
>>>
>>> this is where I find the mix and match option the best I un-comment the
>>> Debian security option in /etc/apt/sources.list and can run it daily 
>>> this
>>> keeps most stuff fairly secure and up to date.  I don't think that there
>>> is an equivalent for Red Hat unless you pay them.
>>>>>
>>
>> Debian does keep getting tempting ...
>
>
> hmmm, i keep comming back to the same conclusion every now and again.
> But i like my bleeding edge Cooker.  Can some debian users please
> comment on how razor sharp the most upto date debian variant is?
>
> I've got a 2.2r3, from linux expo, and even back then it seemed a little
> dated for my liking.
>
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