sevendogsbsd |
12-30-2018 09:58 AM |
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Originally Posted by ehartman
(Post 5942691)
Often the newer kernel fixes and hardware support is needed to prevent all kinds of processor security bugs (MeltDown etc) and/or newest hardware.
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Understood but the point I was making is that you don't have to go to an alpha release to get these updates. Things related to security are patched normally for production releases. If a user wants to live on the edge and test bleeding edge software, fine, but most users would want a stable desktop and the gains for going to a alpha release probably aren't worth the sacrifice of stability.
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