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Significant change in Mandrake Linux Development ProcessSignificant change in Mandrake Linux Development ProcessPosted Feb 3, 2004 18:45 UTC (Tue) by dlang (subscriber, #313)In reply to: Significant change in Mandrake Linux Development Process by coriordan Parent article: Significant change in Mandrake Linux Development Process if you are talking about debian devlopers then I would gree with your breakdown, but elsewhere running anything other then stable is a sure way to risk your job.
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Significant change in Mandrake Linux Development Process Posted Feb 3, 2004 19:40 UTC (Tue) by coriordan (subscriber, #7544) [Link] Running unstable has never caused me any problems at work. Managers only know that I run "that gnu thing", and the local techs have no issues with it. Most debian users I know run unstable, except for sysops who use a testing/stable mix depending on how important the box is.Ah well, that's just my experience. I don't know of any respectable data to back up either side.
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