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<caim> slackware 12 has been released<caim> :D<jnd> lol, first slackware with 2.6 kernel and it has the newest one :) still no 2.6.22 :(<caim> jnd, what does that mean?<jnd> that debian is the last really stable distro :)<caim> jnd, do you see kernel 2.6.22 in debian repos?<caim> tell which is the kernel used on debian etch(stable)?<caim> is it 2.6.21?<caim> no<caim> its not<jnd> I dont know which<caim> slackware comes with 3 kernels<caim> jnd, i do, thats why i am telling you this<jnd> ok, which?<jnd> 2.6.22 is not yet released, that wasnt connected with slackware<caim> well now slack comes with 2, because they are no are not using 2.4 anymore, but the point is that you are talking about stability and saying that slackware its no stable because of the kernel<caim> thats not knowing how things works, stability doesnt mean having the latest kernel<caim> kernel releases come to fast<caim> some kernel sucks<caim> and some dont<caim> before the etch<caim> debians stable kernel was 2.6.8<caim> now is 2.6.18<caim> and to conclude with, you always can compile your the kernel by yourself <caim> using the old .config file<caim> :D<caim> so if vector, debian,slackware doenst have  the latest kernel.tgz/.deb i can download it and ta da!!<caim> and jnd by the way dude, vector linux is based on slackware because of its stability to