[Debian] Re: Debian will soon stabilize
Kirill Korotaev
dev at parallels.com
Mon Mar 17 11:32:29 EDT 2008
Ola, is there some confidence it will be 2.6.24?
(Looks related to Ubuntu LTS release based on 2.6.24... :) ).
Kir, plz check what we can improve in regards Debian support.
Ola Lundqvist wrote:
> Hi
>
> I would like to inform that the development of next version of
> Debian (lenny) is about to be stabilized.
>
> This is the time plan:
>
> Early March 2008
> Very soft freeze
> Please start thinking about the release when uploading new major
> upstream versions. Only upload to unstable if you are sure that
> the software will be stable before we release. If you are not
> convinced, use experimental as staging area.
>
> Freeze of release goal list
> We will announce the final list of release goals and report about
> the progress made in each area. At this point, goals which look
> too hard to complete for lenny will be removed from the list (and
> automatically put on the list for lenny+1)
>
> Start of the second BSP marathon for Lenny
> See below for more information about this, but you can and should
> help with it.
>
> Early April 2008
> Freeze of the essential toolchain
>
> Mid of June 2008
> Freeze of the non-essential toolchain and all libraries
> The "non-essential toolchain" means things like debhelper, cdbs
> and a big chunk of other things usually needed to produce binary
> packages.
>
> Mid of July 2008
> Full freeze
> Please don't wait with uploads for the last day before the freeze,
> thanks.
>
> September 2008
> Release lenny!
>
>
> So we need to start thinking of the patch of the kernel that will be part of
> lenny. The version used now in lenny is 2.6.24.
>
> Best regards,
>
> // Ola
>
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