Hi, LibreOffice upstream based on time-based release model(*) and always releases two versions for users, one is newest release and older one is more stable one.
*) https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleasePlan It seems that is better to follow it in stable, IMHO. Pros) - Users are forced to use obsolete version if they don't have enough technical knowledge&skill. We can improve it, deliver more value to users. - Better reputation for Debian stable :) - 6.1.x is EOLed, so backporting security fix becomes more harder than based on 6.3.x Cons) - It introduces UI/feature changes into stable (but it's acceptable as well as firefox-esr, IMO). Is there any blocker for it? -- Hideki Yamane <henrich@ iijmio-mail.jp / debian.org>
