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I've been looking at how a lot of the stuff in the debian "stable" distribution
seems really out of date, and wondering if I should upgrade to "unstable". It seems that all I have to do is change "stable" to "unstable" in the /etc/apt/sources.list file, apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade, then I'll have unstable (hours later after I've downloaded everything). Question is, should I really do the upgrade? My setup is kinda a toy box, not a server or anything, but I do like to have safe, as I have an ~5 Gb home dir (mostly uncompressed source code tarballs) that I don't really want to lose. Is it a good idea? Thanks Digi-John -- "Our reruns are better than theirs." -- Nick at Nite |
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