amk> Note that making new releases come out more quickly was one of
amk> GvR's goals. With frequent releases, much of the motivation for a
amk> Linux-style development/production split goes away;
I don't think that's necessarily true. If a new release comes out every six
months and always requires you to check for breakage of previously working
code, what's the chance you're going to be anxious to upgrade? Pretty low I
would think.
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