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Originally posted by tjaalton View PostThe kernel is not available yet.
but OK proposed is temporary repo, things are sometimes there and sometimes get removed
That linux-hwe "4.8.0-37.39~16.04.1" must me in some repo i guess
https://launchpad.net/~canonical-ker...ive/ubuntu/ppa
Sounds weird to me that kernel is not in proposedLast edited by dungeon; 01 February 2017, 08:33 AM.
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Originally posted by dungeon View Post... particulary AMDGPU-PRO which is sort of shipped to work with one kernel and one X
Originally posted by dungeon View PostWhat AMDGPU-PRO will do there in another 6 months when 16.04.3 is there i dunno, then also X will be different major version... they might, but for now does not sounds to me they will support both stacks, not to mention mixed combinations
Originally posted by dungeon View PostExpect shit on any upgrade, that way you may learn to avoid it
You can try it even now just enable proposed repo and expect shit to happen If shit does not happen by happy, otherwise fix it or complain
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Originally posted by bridgman View PostExactly the opposite, really - the open source drivers are "shipped to work with one kernel and one X" (since they live upstream) while AMDGPU-PRO and proprietary drivers are shipped to work with multiple kernels and multiple X versions. You may be confusing the current state with an early development state, where we were just starting to implement the Kernel Compatibility Layer and corresponding logic in the X driver.
In both cases you need to rebuild something to have compatibility isn't it, so exactly the same, really... only model/method differ and who will rebuild what
Mixed combinations no...
Or... stay with me now, this is pretty radical stuff...Last edited by dungeon; 01 February 2017, 08:23 PM.
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Originally posted by franglais125 View PostCurious, what do you mean exactly? Genuine question here
Debian Stable is just main repo, after release that sort of never get changed. Contrib and non-free repos are not part of the distro. Further, updates and security are handled by separate repos also, both recommeded but optional, one currently mandatory and one not. Everything else other than main is optional, including backports, etc...
Now, someone might think of Debian Stable also as everything that happen around main in future after release, stable is not stable for new hardware normally so future needs fixes or just some upgrades because of that, but beware that new upgrades might have regressions... but sun is sun regardless of color opinion, as everything is relative and depends on POV .Last edited by dungeon; 01 February 2017, 09:03 PM.
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