jethro

Sorry, I wasn't very clear in my last post, I'm still very new to all this stuff so hopefully you can bear with me...
Please correct me if I'm wrong, as I understand it: 
the stable or "default" release includes kernel 3.4.113 the nightly build uses the dev branch, which has kernel 4.11.3 the custom build can use either branch, but I'd need to use the dev branch for kernel 4.11.3 Which of these options is better from the perspective of upgrading to a stable release once 4.X kernel becomes the "default"?
 
Thanks again!

Great -I think I get it now. Thanks again!

- default means old legacy kernel. Pretty much works, but ofc no docker support since kernel is too old.
- nightly indicates automated builds with whatever kernel
- we usually don't provide "DEV" images. Usually they are in nightly builds or you can made them manually
- in build higher than 5.27 (current betas) is it possible to switch kernels from armbian-config menu. So you don't need to worry about ... 
- default will stay default for ever or at least for some time. DEV will become NEXT which indicates "Next kernel generation"