> I've successfully completed the 1.2 to 1.3 update on all my current
> packages (love that dselect). And now I see some updates and bug-fixes I
> would like to use starting to show up in hamm (I already have xfree and
> xemacs19), however, I see that more of them are being compiled with the
> new
I've successfully completed the 1.2 to 1.3 update on all my current
packages (love that dselect). And now I see some updates and bug-fixes I
would like to use starting to show up in hamm (I already have xfree and
xemacs19), however, I see that more of them are being compiled with the
new glibc6.
> Maybe I don't understand the stable/unstable concept of debian, but I
> don't see any reason why they don't go to stable.
An easy one: stable is just that, stable. It won't change. Unless a bug is
found, nothing goes into stable after the release date. For example, right
now XFree 3.2 is in stab
On 26 Jun, joost witteveen wrote:
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> No packages updates at all require an installed libc6, as long as
> you mean updates from stable (not many at the moment!).
>
Right. Right as well on "not many". Why is the new upstream version of
fetchmail or xisp only in unstable for example. This way one h
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