> Development kernels are development kernels... nothing else. Look to
> distributors for high degrees of quality assurance testing. When you run a
> development kernel you have joined the development team, even if you don't
> know it. Finding and reporting bugs is your job...
That's why you stay away from 2.5.x, or 2.4.x-pre, or 2.4.x-ac -- which
are development kernels. 2.4.x kernels are released kernels.
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