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What's the difference between Debian 5.0.0, and subsequent releases up to 5.0.5. The debian.org web site claims that "point" releases are not -new features-, only "bug fixes, serious security flaws, etc. My customer wants an earlyish release, and I am trying to convince him that 5.0.5 is fine. That it would be the version that we would "update to" as a normal course of building his servers, even if we started out at 5.0.0. Also, Debian 6 is in "test"(alpha/beta??) mode. How do I decide upon a somewhat stable (???) version. The debian site doesn't have an easy and simple "distribution paradigm", like "here, use this, it is somewhat stable". Thanks, Jim Gasek
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