Hello, dear fellow-GNU/Linux-users... :) Being into Debian for quite some time (and pretty happy with it), even by now I wanted to give a try to the more 'current' tree of the Debian system, and so I am thinking about getting Debian-unstable onto my box... which leaves me with a few questions, even before getting started:
(*) I am seeing that there are 'woody' - and 'sid' - trees on the Debian ftp servers. So, what is the 'current' working 'unstable'-tree of Debian? Actually, I am searching for a system that is ready for kernel 2.4.x and, thanks to my graphics board, it also would be good to have XF 4.0.2 or 4.0.3 in it. Everything else is optional, I really enjoy building software from source, but I'd like to have a working base system to be used for this. :) (*) Seeing the fact that I am still having a slow yet expensive ( :( ) internet connectivity, I guess it will not at all be possible to me to download all the stuff directly to my machine so... hmmm.... if there's any reader on that list who's located somewhere in Germany and who would be so kind to provide me with a set of cd-r's of the Debian-current tree, please contact me (also outside this list), would be *really* appreciated. :) Thanks everyone... have a nice evening. :) Cheers, Kris
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