Todd Gruhn <tgruhn2%gmail.com@localhost> writes: > WOW! Thanks! > > So I will watch for ver 10.a > Any specific time when you 10.a to come out? > A whole year? That's a really good question. I bet Martin doesn't want to make predictions. The branch is hoping to be "soon", which I think means a small number of months. 10.0 itself, I think is fairly safe to be in 2023 sometime, and beyond that predictions are perilous. But if you are already on 9.99.X, and you are adventurous, it's pretty safe to: build a new current from up-to-date cvs watch the lists (you should be on current-users) for horror stories, which are rare) if none 48h after your checkout, boot the new kernel and if ok unpack the new userland That's kind of what I do, less cautious, because if the box I run current on doesn't work for a week while I get around to fixing it, it's ok. My computers that I really care if they work or not I run up-to-date netbsd-9. But I will probably move at least one to netbsd-10 as soon as it is branched.
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