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SubjectRe: Most stable Linux version
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> Excuse this "all-time invariant", but I can't resist:

> The most stable Linux version will probably be the next one!

While delta-stability is generally positive, stability is
not monotonic. This results in a saw-tooth graph... in this
case the teeth seem rather large wrt the increase in
stability. The upshot is that it is usually the case that
there is a previous version that is more stable than the
next version.

So nyah. :-)

Wouldn't people generally agree that 68(?), 72, 77, and 84
(85?) are more stable than those in between?

--
Michael J. Micek, peripatetic philosopher. (currently) mmicek@muddcs.cs.hmc.edu


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