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On Sun, Oct 26, 2014 at 3:23 PM, Canek Peláez Valdés <caneko@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> I've been using vanilla-sources since September 2009, in all my |
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> machines. I use systemd, so having the latest kernel version doesn't |
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> hurt; a new vanilla-sources version is usually ready a few hours after |
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> Linus releases a new kernel, and gentoo-sources takes at least a few |
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> weeks, sometimes more. |
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When was it that you noticed gentoo-sources being that far behind. |
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Generally-speaking vanilla-sources and gentoo-sources tend to be |
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updated within a day or two of a new stable kernel release. Now, |
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stable keywords on gentoo-sources tends to track longterm kernels, so |
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that will be behind ~arch by a few weeks. |
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Maybe if you caught somebody on vacation I could see gentoo-sources |
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lagging a bit, or if there was some debate over whether to include |
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some patch in it... |
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