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loug (loug)'s status on Sunday, 29-Jul-2012 01:46:31 EDT
loug
Well, even though I like being able to run up to date stuff, !debian testing is getting on my nerves lol. i am not a tester :P -
rajitsingh (rajitsingh)'s status on Sunday, 29-Jul-2012 02:38:05 EDT
rajitsingh
@loug Trust me, even Debian testing is pretty stable and not really a bleeding edge distribution. -
loug (loug)'s status on Sunday, 29-Jul-2012 02:52:22 EDT
loug
This place needs more than 140 characters. it's not so much that it's bleeding edge it's that even install chromium caused things to crash -
loug (loug)'s status on Sunday, 29-Jul-2012 02:52:47 EDT
loug
or installing something couldn't happen because "the operation had been cancelled" despite nothing cancelling it. -
ageisp0lis (ageisp0lis)'s status on Sunday, 29-Jul-2012 03:00:09 EDT
ageisp0lis
Why are you using Chromium, anyway? Use Google Chrome. There are Deb repos for stable, dev and beta. -
loug (loug)'s status on Sunday, 29-Jul-2012 03:03:54 EDT
loug
Because Chromium doesn't have the tracker stuff that chrome does. but in the end I did download chrome. Chromium was merely an example tho -
rajitsingh (rajitsingh)'s status on Sunday, 29-Jul-2012 03:27:55 EDT
rajitsingh
@loug That's strange. I've known sid to be more stable. Testing isn't necessary equal to unstable. I used Chakra testing, which is PRETTY -
rajitsingh (rajitsingh)'s status on Sunday, 29-Jul-2012 03:29:08 EDT
rajitsingh
@loug bleeding edge (as far as apps are concerned) and it was pretty stable.
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