mzb

Please don't misunderstand my question: I'm not asking for you to "hurry up and deliver the finished product so I can use it".
I do know how this game works, and I have seen evidence over the years of the colossal effort you put into this project.
You've done a great job, as usual, producing an image *THAT WORKS* (so well) in such a short time ... I'm very grateful.
It's because of efforts from you, and others in the Armbian project, that I get to use Debian on devices that probably wouldn't be supported otherwise.
 
I'm simply asking what is preventing us/me/you/everyone from using Bullseye with the kernel you've used for the Sid image?
Is there something in particular that's in the debian-sid (or armbian-sid?) userland that is required?
 
There are a number of things I'd like to try out on this board (headless), and running Debian-stable makes that a lot easier (eg: PHP) without having to containerise everything.

Please don't misunderstand my question: I'm not asking for you to "hurry up and deliver the finished product so I can use it".
I do know how this game works, and I have seen evidence over the years of the colossal effort you put into this project.
You've done a great job, as usual, producing an image *THAT WORKS* (so well) in such a short time ... I'm very grateful.
It's because of efforts from you, and others in the Armbian project, that I get to use Debian on devices that probably wouldn't be supported otherwise.
 
I'm simply asking what is preventing us/me/you/everyone from using Bullseye with the kernel you've used for the Sid image?
Is there something in particular that's in the debian-sid (or armbian-sid?) userland that is required?
 
There are a number of things I'd like to try out on this board (headless), and running Debian-stable makes that a lot easier (eg: PHP) without having to containerise everything.