Hi, you seem to have missed the second announcement send out... the new plan is not to freeze this december but rather to come up with a plan when to freeze (squeeze). On Montag, 3. August 2009, Steffen Joeris wrote: > > Debian itself do not support upgrades skipping a major release, so I > > cannot imagine how Debian-edu can (sanely) do so. With the old and now to be discussed plan, the idea was to actually support skipping a release. > The question here is not so much the upgrade path, because debian-edu > doesn't support upgrades, we advice people to reinstall. Wrong. http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/Documentation/Etch/Upgrades has instructions how to upgrade. > However, support (especially security support) is an issue and with that in > mind, etch is supported until February (one year after the release of > lenny), by which time we'd need to have a lenny solution. Does that mean we have to release our Lenny now within six months? ;-) C00l. regards, Holger
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