On Tue, Jun 13, 2006 at 02:04:22PM -0700, Garrett D'Amore wrote:
> There are issues with gcc4 still probably, but you aren't obligated to
> use it.  AFAIK, no port has officially switched to gcc4 yet.
> 
> That said, there has been a lot of activity on HEAD recently.  gcc
> 3.3.6, timecounters, sendmail removal, and kauth have all gone in
> recently.  I don't think any of these have gone entirely without
> hitches, but you wouldn't expect that, would you?  I wouldn't
> necessarily recommend upgrading a production to -current now, but that's
> the nature of -current, isn't it?

That's why I once proposed to periodically (well...) mark a "known to be
usable" tag on -HEAD, like DragonFly does (they call it a "preview
release").  I too am planning to deploy a somewhat-production system on
NetBSD-current (because I want some of the features), but I would prefer
a stable snapshot if I knew there was one.  

> OTOH, there is the netbsd-3 branch which should be a lot more stable.
> IIUC, we're about ready to tag a 3.0.1 branch.

s/branch/release/.  

	Geert