Saw this today...
http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-an ... 00006.html
Wheezy will go into its freeze on 30 June. Any ideas how this will impact the next UP?
Wheezy freezing on 30 June
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Wheezy freezing on 30 June
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Re: Wheezy freezing on 30 June
and i was lookin' for those news yesterday.
just my personal opinion: we have all the requirements for UP5 (just don't quote on this )
just my personal opinion: we have all the requirements for UP5 (just don't quote on this )
Re: Wheezy freezing on 30 June
Thanks for the update I like this because it moves us one step closer to the New Stable.
Re: the update packs, I have two computers with LMDE pointing to Latest. Is it reasonable to think these will get updates of wheezy with bug fixes as they get through bug squashing mode? Should we basically have updates that put us on equal footing with the wheezy by the time the New Stable is released? I ask this because I would like to change all my sources to wheezy when the New Stable is released.
Thanks.
kbd
Re: the update packs, I have two computers with LMDE pointing to Latest. Is it reasonable to think these will get updates of wheezy with bug fixes as they get through bug squashing mode? Should we basically have updates that put us on equal footing with the wheezy by the time the New Stable is released? I ask this because I would like to change all my sources to wheezy when the New Stable is released.
Thanks.
kbd
Re: Wheezy freezing on 30 June
Well, wheezy will be frozen for ~6 months before it's release as Stable. It's conceivable that a couple of UPs could released by then (my speculation only!), one with the major changes to wheezy since the last UP and another with the majority of bug fixes applied near release time. I would think after either one of those UPs it would be fairly safe to switch to the Debian sources and not suffer any major breakage.
Re: Wheezy freezing on 30 June
That's what I was thinking.