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The very definition of stable is "not changing". Running an old, battle hardened kernel that gets the occasional bug fix/security patch is about as stable as y
by maltalex 6y ago
The very definition of stable is "not changing".
Running an old, battle hardened kernel that gets the occasional bug fix/security patch is about as stable as you can get in software.
- chromedev 6y agoWhich dictionary? Stability doesn't mean the software can't change. It has more to do with not being broken, than not changing. The latest stable Linux kernel is 5.8.3.