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Originally posted by debianxfce View PostIn testing you can use packages from sid and experimental.
To use sid only is unstable and you need to reinstall whole system time to time.
Use Debian testing, a custom kernel and Oibaf ppa.
Using testing is the best way to use Debian.
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Originally posted by debianxfce View PostOibaf ppa xenial is current Debian testing compatible. Ubuntu xenial lts is made from Debian testing.
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Originally posted by dungeon View Post
Ubuntu's PPA targets Ubuntu and compatible distros only, so if you want to use someone's ppa you should use Ubuntu or some derivate of Ubuntu. There is no binary compatibility there with Debian, you might only run that by pure luck
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Originally posted by shmerl View PostWasn't there some plan from the past Debian project leads to make something like PPA for Debian? What came out of that? I feel like quite a few useful fast updating package sets are missing. For instance: Mesa-git.
Also meanwhile Suse came by with OBS, so now people can use that to build Debian packages too:
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I wonder if this is related to them rushing out the position independent code GCC 6 compiler flag change (without so much as waiting for a minor version release) which now cannot even build the mainline kernel? They should have waited for the required patch to get upstream as well, as building the Linux kernel is kinda an important thing... oh well, that's testing for you.
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