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From: "dick hoogendijk" <dick@nagual.st>

> On 10 Dec Nicklas B. Westerlund wrote:
>> Sasa Stupar wrote:
>> > Can someone tell me in plain words what will I gain if I upgrade my
>> > server from 5.4 to 6.0?
>> >
>> Better sleep during nights.  ;-)
> 
> 6.x is the future :)

I realize this is neither the L-word OS or the W-word OS. But the
general industry trend is that newer versions are less reliable
and stable.

Are there some REAL advantages of which he should be aware or is it
all puff and vapor? {^_-}

{o.o}