I didn't mean this as a criticism, but a flippant praise of how well Debian does things. Unstable is for most packages relatively bleeding edge. Of course not

I didn't mean this as a criticism, but a flippant praise of how well Debian does things. Unstable is for most packages relatively bleeding edge. Of course not e.g. on Arch level, where the excitement is there all the time and the bleeding could be even literal in some use cases. (In Arch this is mitigated somewhat though by the vastly superior packaging system that makes problems easier to fix manually than the awful .deb.)