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Hello,
what is the current policy for security updates for the -stable branch? Where do you get "official" precompiled packages from, or has this become DIY?
Regards,
-pu
There's nothing behind that URL for year 2005. I think that some packages for Slack 10.1 should have been updated (Mozilla being the last one, and although it has been dropped from -current, it is still part of -stable)
Right, that means there aren't any "official" security updates for 2005. I don't follow it that close but I'd think Pat would address anything detrimental to security, but then again he's been under the weather lately and his plate is probably overflowing.
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