JohnnyDoe737

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   by JohnnyDoe737 3y ago

   No they aren’t. During the release period, they pretty much stop getting updates altogether.
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   by JohnnyDoe737 3y ago

   The choice of programming language isn’t that important insomuch as Computer Science is not about coding. Surely using Python to code OS course assignments does not make much sense. But that choice comes naturally with the course in questio
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   by JohnnyDoe737 3y ago

   Firefox used to follow semantic versioning of some sort, but dropped it in favour of just incrementing the major number. It’s common. So does Chrome. And LLVM from the top of my head
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   by JohnnyDoe737 3y ago

   Correct. This is why I said “effectively”. At the end of the day, Unstable does run behind during the freeze period. Same for Testing, obviously
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   by JohnnyDoe737 3y ago

   Sid is not a rolling release. This is a common misconception. In preparation for a new stable release, it goes through what is effectively a package freeze. Maintainers are discouraged from updating packages in Sid in order to focus on the