I suggest to use Debian "unstable". I think the name "unstable" made a lot of disservice to it. The thing with testing is that security wise it's the worst of

I suggest to use Debian "unstable". I think the name "unstable" made a lot of disservice to it. The thing with testing is that security wise it's the worst of both unstable and stable. It does not get timely security fixes from upstream, nor from security backports to stable.