Arch must have a way to get all the packages then. I am using Debian Testing which is never a release, it just keeps on changing for ever and ever.
Debian Sid also does the same but much more so. GNOME 3.6 isn't in Sid yet, and that's where it will go first.
Sid just has too many package changes for me, Testing is good enough and it is rolling which I like I never update, I just roll around and around forever.
David
On Wed, Nov 14, 2012 at 4:07 AM, Jason White <jason jasonjgw net> wrote:
D.J.J. Ring, Jr. <n1ea arrl net> wrote:
> Is there a Debian repository for GNOME 3.6 and needed dependencies?
Not as far as I know, but you can expect packaging to commence quickly after
the forthcoming Debian release, whenever that is. (It could be Gnome 3.8 by
then, of course).
Unless there's something in 3.6 that you really need, it would be best to
wait. If you really can't stand Debian's release policy, then Arch Linux might
be more to your liking - they never freeze the distribution and therefore
never make "releases" in the traditional sense.
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