Re: [trinity-users] Re: Trinity 3.5.11 to 3.5.13

On Friday 23 March 2012 15:49:20 Calvin Morrison wrote: Because it's a 'production' system. Whilst I appreciate Slavek's work in finding fixes for some of the problems and making patched versions available I don't want to install unofficial/third-party releases on my production systems. I have a few systems here that I can use for testing (as and when I get the time to do so) so it's no biggie if I need to change the software repo settings to try new (unofficial/third-party) versions of software on them and/or then possibly run into problems. However, I wouldn't want to do this on my 'production' systems because not only is there the risk of hitting other problems that stop you working but in making them non-standard you increase the maintenance overhead and also leave yourself open to potential problems in the future when you want to get those systems back on to the official releases; with unofficial/third-party releases you just can't predict what will happen - sure, most of the time there aren't problems but I'm afraid that I've been in this game long enough to have been hit by this. So it's not because I don't have any faith in Slavek's patched releases that I won't install them on my production systems; it's because, in addition to the risk of 'new' problems, maintaining non-standard production systems takes up production time that you really want to spend on production. LeeE