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Debian's last release is from March this year, presumably from the current tree. Do officially declared releases really matter all that much?
by jojobas 6y ago
Debian's last release is from March this year, presumably from the current tree.
Do officially declared releases really matter all that much?
- boudin 6y agoYes, it's quite important, the fact that there's no official release means that the project is stalled. It doesn't prevent to create custom builds by applying patches on top of the last release but that will only work for small bug fixes, customization and security fix. Bigger pieces of work will never be tackled this way, such as a good handling of hidpi screens, fixing security flaws such as being able to grab the output of any graphical application and read all inputs.