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>>>>> "alg" == Andrew L Gould <algould@datawok.com> writes:

   alg> Should I use the latest pkgsrc?

yes, definitely.

I think it used to be pkgsrc was intended to work on formal releases
and on -current, but recently it's very ambitious, and I think more
realistically it's intended to just always work everywhere, and
sometimes packages are broken.

The only case I can imagine older pkgsrc being compelling is maybe for
some of the Linux binary packages, where without the new COMPAT_LINUX,
you can't run the packaged version of the Linux program, but you could
run an older Linux program.  not an issue on non-i386 obviously.  Maybe
there are other cases, i dunno.

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