On Tue, 22 Nov 2005, wrzymski wrote:

> 4. Following current doesn't mean synchronising with pkgsrc-current
> everyday - just using pkgsrc-current line when someone makes package.
> This way package is actual for longer time and might be also useful
> for someone that would like using Q? branches. Of course 'current'
> could be updated also with packages from Q? as long as this is newer
> package than old 'current' binary at ftp.

I agree that using current is best, but this is what usually happens 
anyway, if by current you mean building form the most current package 
source. People build using the most recent source they can obtain 
online.

Mike