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Debian isn't known for the latest and greatest. They use what they determine to be stable for a given release and that's often a little bit older.
by blahyawnblah 8y ago
Debian isn't known for the latest and greatest. They use what they determine to be stable for a given release and that's often a little bit older.
- shmerl 8y agoSo it means they are waiting for more bug fixes to upload 4.18.x? Then how are some releases uploaded to experimental?
- Aloha 8y agomy understanding is that Debian/Ubuntu preference ABI stability within a release - and that ABI stability is not guaranteed going between kernel branches. I believe this is also the case with CentOS/RHEL too. I might be totally wrong about this.