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> most distributions have a more suitable branch for you Exactly. CentOS has Fedora, Debian has sid/ubuntu/derivatives, Slackware has -current. If you don't re
by bandrami 10y ago
> most distributions have a more suitable branch for you
Exactly. CentOS has Fedora, Debian has sid/ubuntu/derivatives, Slackware has -current. If you don't require a stable platform (and most developers don't) then you're welcome to join people on the unstable side of things, making the next stable side of things.
- yzmtf2008 10y agoThe problem is most of the time developers working with clusters do not have control of which distribution to use. TensorFlow was considered stable (or at least stable enough for research) for a long time before it can be used with glibc 2.12.