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Hi!
I see that a recent snapshot of 8-current has been released. Is 8-current stable enough to use as a desktop system? Pros/cons etc? TIA |
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If you want something STABLE enough for a desktop system, you should use the leading stable branch instead of release or current :-P
I can't speak on the stablity of 8 current atm like some can, but I know there is nothing that says it will remain stable at any given moment.
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I used it for a while on my T61 because onloy CURRENT supports the intel 4695 wireless NIC.
Didn't experience any problems, everything seemed pretty stable. Quote:
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