Re: newest ISO-Images - where?
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On 06-05-2005 22:13, Finn-Arne Johansen wrote:
> Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
>
>> On 06-05-2005 17:52, Finn-Arne Johansen wrote:
>>
>>>> Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
>>>>> Ludger: I believe the answer to your question - the newest _official_
>>>>> release of debian-edu - is
>>>>> ftp://ftp.skolelinux.no/skolelinux-cd/skolelinux-i386-current.iso
>>>>> (currently pointing to skolelinux-i386-release-1.0r1.iso in same
>>>>> directory ).
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> NO - well - yes - but that one is not working for most installations.
>>>> PLease google or search gmane for more information.
>>>>
>>>> Or you might look at
>>>> http://www.skolelinux.org/portal/get_started/download/document_view
>>
>>
>>
>> You could say the same about Debian woody. That does not make Debian
>> sarge automagically officially supported.
>>
>> Let's make that rc2 CD official, if that's what makes sense.
>>
>> Just please do not confuse things by pointing to development stuff when
>> asked about official stuff, ok?
>
>
> Please stopp confusing our users when we answer them.
Define "we".
> It's not a rc2 cd. We have based our CD for a long time (since 2002?) on
> debian-installer. The reason for 1.0r1 failing is in fact that there was
> some changes between rc1 and rc2 of the installer. Unfortunatly that hit
> us. That is why I built 1.0r1+di_rc2.
>
> And that one has been the official since then.
Huh? So simply putting an ISO image into a "testing" directory (yes,
that's where it is now - apart from it being named "rc") and use it for
a long time makes it somehow "official"?
Is that documentet somewhere? Is it even announced?
Please note that I am _not_ talking about which of the ISOs that are
technically the best and most reliable one. Off course that is relevant,
but the issue here is wether or not it has been _decided_ to
_officially_ move on.
- Jonas
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