I didn't see Dirl's message, to which you refered, Andrew.  However, a
significant issue in whether to run -current is how vital it is that the
system be stable.

I essentially have one reasonably modern computer.  It runs NetBSD quite
well.  But I depend upon it to be a reliable tool.  A system that changes
from day to day, and which isn't even guaranteed to be compilable on a
day-to-day basis simply isn't a good system to install on one's sole
computer.  IMHO.


  "I probably don't know what I'm talking about."  --rkr@rkr.kcnet.com