> The same goes for direct usage: you're likely to spend time fixing problems that have already been fixed. That depends on whether it's a feature or a fix rel

> The same goes for direct usage: you're likely to spend time fixing problems that have already been fixed. That depends on whether it's a feature or a fix release. Feature releases might or might not include bug fixes, but they typically include new bugs. I welcome localized fixes, however they are not as common because of constrained resources. (Fix releases is the idea behind Debian stable. Of course it only works to an extent). A different perspective, I prefer to have the bugs that I already know, and know not to trigger.