Alvaro Mantilla Gimenez  writes:
> Anyways...like Peter said: "it's a bit too late" because the snapshots

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> are moving to 4.3 direction. So...probably...in some point of

> time...my question was correct..right?

If you fetch snapshots as they appear and install them, then at some

point, two times a year, you will be running something very close to

the -release version.  When your dmesg output switches to -current

again, you're past that point.  
Some of us run snapshots pretty much right away when we notice there's

a new one out (but buy CDs and other gear anyway to support the

project), at least on some systems.  If that sounds too scary, your

best option is to order your CDs early and watch errata.html for any

patches.  That way you stay with the supported versions as well,

meaning essentially that you have something other people will be able

to test and offer useful suggestions for.
--

Peter N. M. Hansteen, member of the first RFC 1149 implementation team

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