On Tue, 2009-12-15 at 14:25 +0700, Emmanuel Benisty wrote: > Hi, > > As far as I can remember i.e. quite far but also super blurry, as soon > as a new kernel version hits [testing], the [current] version won't be > updated anymore (it may have happened when _huge_ security issues had > been discovered). Today, we're stuck at .31.6 when .31.8 is out. Not a > complain as I have all the tools to build any kernel I'd like to run > (1 machine running Arch stock kernel out of 4 anyway) but well, just > sayin'... > > Cheers. Well, I personally prefer the devs to focus on the new kernel, since it WILL move to [core] sooner rather than later, invalidating any work done on the earlier kernel. There's also kernel26-lts...
