> Why do you want updates if not for that? For security patches - that is by far the most important issue, followed by (in order) non-security bug fixes and fi

> Why do you want updates if not for that? For security patches - that is by far the most important issue, followed by (in order) non-security bug fixes and finally non-breaking enhancements. What is definitely not wanted are regressions, which, in my book, includes cryptic changes to the way one does a task, even if it is still possible. And the first of these is, of course, a strong argument against bundling, while the last of these is the thing that most motivates bundling. It is unfortunate that this is being presented in an us-versus-them way, when cooperation for the common good is needed.