aliweb wrote:What does oldstable,oldstable means here?
O M G . . .
Let Me Farqing Google That For You.....
https://classic.startpage.com//do/searc ... +oldstable
Well whad'ya know? Just glancing at the first hit makes it clear that someone has already taken the time to write up an answer to that question even before you asked it, and has generously posted that answer to the Debian Wiki, so there's really no point in repeating the question in the Debian Forums. Total time to discover:
less than 30 seconds.
@OP: You cannot continue to post easily researchable questions here every couple of hours indefinitely. Not only will you rapidly exhaust the patience of everyone here, but your self-entitled attitude leeches time and attention from people who have real problems that
can't be solved by spending 30 seconds at Google.
And in anticipation of your most likely comebacks....
1) "Beginner" does not mean "can't use Google."
2) Don't even
think about claiming that you did too search. It's easy to distinguish between those who have searched from those who haven't, merely by the questions they ask. And as I pointed out in another of your
"spoonfeed me" threads, the questions you're asking (things like, "
What is oldstable?" and "
What's the difference between apt-get update and apt-get upgrade?") have
already been answered literally thousands (or even millions) of times.
3) Sussing out keywords for the query ("
What is oldstable?") requires no special google-fu.
4) No, this is not a matter of trying to kill your joy or murder your kittens. It takes a certain amount of engagement and expertise to run a Linux server. It just does. The sooner you start actually learning, rather than merely asking others to serve as unpaid admins, the better off you (and your server) will be.
Edit(s): typos