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Thanks! Things are a bit clearer now, but I welcome any other comments, if anyone wants to offer an opinion. On 11/17/2014 08:56 PM, Paul Pluzhnikov wrote: >> Traditionally, Slackware -stable has kernel, headers, and glibc frozen, >> with headers matching the kernel. The kernel is never upgraded (afaik), >> instead individual commits are applied to the kernel when a particularly >> severe hole is discovered. All of this done, seemingly, for the fear of >> mismatch. > > That fear is irrational. I should clarify that the fear is mine. I really do not wish to imply any motivations on the part of other Slackware developers.
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