Which releases are production stable?
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Linux 2.4.13
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I must say that I am getting a little bit leary about using the 2.4.x series in production. The fast releases don't inspire confidence. On one hand people (perhaps rightfully so) say don't use a kernel that is newer than 6 mo. old or you are a beta tester. But of course those older kernels were once bleeding new as well...how to know which to use and which to avoid? That 6 mo. old one might be the right age and yet perfectly horrible. Perhaps what is needed is a kernel stability/security chart that shows how well different kernel versions have "aged". Anyone know of such a beast?
Anyone know if this is his real name? Wonder if he realizes that it makes biologists (especially mammologists) think of penis bones (also known as os penis)? The latin term baculum (little rod) refers to the bone that most mammals (excepting humans) have in their penis. Following my reader's knowledge of latin, bacula (bakula) sounds like an acceptable plural to my ears... thus Scott "penis bones"
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I must say that I am getting a little bit leary about using the 2.4.x series in production. The fast releases don't inspire confidence. On one hand people (perhaps rightfully so) say don't use a kernel that is newer than 6 mo. old or you are a beta tester. But of course those older kernels were once bleeding new as well...how to know which to use and which to avoid? That 6 mo. old one might be the right age and yet perfectly horrible. Perhaps what is needed is a kernel stability/security chart that shows how well different kernel versions have "aged". Anyone know of such a beast?
Anyone know if this is his real name? Wonder if he realizes that it makes biologists (especially mammologists) think of penis bones (also known as os penis)? The latin term baculum (little rod) refers to the bone that most mammals (excepting humans) have in their penis. Following my reader's knowledge of latin, bacula (bakula) sounds like an acceptable plural to my ears... thus Scott "penis bones"
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What to buy one? (Penis bones, not Scott)
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