palimmo wrote:
I found this
Stable Proposed Updates
https://wiki.debian.org/StableProposedUpdates
I think it would be an excellent idea to add this repository to our main edition in order to characterize more SolydXK.
What do you think?
I cannot see how "Stable-proposed-updates" significantly differs from Debian Testing...
StableProposedUpdatesStable-proposed-updates is an apt repository that contains the files that are being prepared for the next Debian/Stable point release.
DebianStabilityUnderstand that the job of Debian is, and always has been, to produce Stable. The other releases are means to that end.
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Testing is just what it says it is; it's for testing whether it works reliably prior to its release as a future Stable.
I strongly recommend that this "Stable-proposed-updates" repo is
not included by default in the Stable editions of SolydXK for the simple reason that these packages are
not stable! With all the potential for dependency hell in mixing packages from different Debian bases, I suggest that this is only for the brave and
very competent.
As such a system will be very difficult to support (due to the varying dependency requirements) I suggest that this is not something that SolydXK should recommend to the "average" user. Of course, some users do like to live on the edge and they are welcome to do so and report their system breakages back here. However, IMHO, this should only be done in the "community" section of the forum where it is kept well away from the Stable support sections.