Determining latest stable release.

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Does the PREEMPT_RT patch have a method of determining latest stable
release?

I notice that 3.0.35 goes up to rt44 was declared a stable release but
so was rt43
Now 3.2.12 goes up to rt22, and that was updated March 23rd with 3.0.35-rt44.

Is there a reason to think that 3.0.35-rt44 is more stable than 3.2.12-rt22?
The real question is: is there a rule of thumb on how you would choose
a rt patched kernel for a production machine?

Thanks.

-Robb Barrows
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