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Old 14th May 2008
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Originally Posted by jwhal View Post
Thanks for the respones. I don't plan on running -current.
Is either of the two methods more recommended than the other?
Are there any issues with compatibility of ports/packages with either method? I'm guessing no, unless you're running -current?
Switching to stable will mostly require that you recompile the kernel+user land, the -STABLE ports tree was discontinued, so the -RELEASE packages are the ones you'll need.

If you use -STABLE, it'll require that you check for updates every few weeks...

I'm not going to recommend one over the other, -STABLE might be manageable, (far more then -CURRENT), but -RELEASE+patches only requires that you peek at the errata page every now and then.

Use your own judgement I guess..
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