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5.8 is Dead (er, Stable) (Score:1)
Given that 5.8.9 is the last in the 5.8 series, it's probably time to start thinking about migrating to 5.10.
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Well my Debian boxen are already running 5.10 and I'm quite happy with it. Our work boxen are a bit more problematic as the machines themselves are due for the scrap heap but time pressures and such have trapped them as unsupported hardware, running an unsupported version of Red Hat with very old and obsolete applications...
In theory it's not my problem but in practice it is. The problem is I just don't have any spare cycles to do anything about it.
However on a lighter note, I do plan to start taking advant
-- "It's not magic, it's work..."