On Sat, Feb 16, 2002 at 03:36:51PM +0100, Grzegorz Prokopski wrote:
> W li?cie z sob, 16-02-2002, godz. 03:23, Anthony Towns pisze:
> > The bad news is that this means we're probably releasing soon, and that of
> The question is "how _soon_ is soon ?".
> So my question would be - how do You fill in such sentence:
> "Woody will not be released sooner than XXXXX from now."
> What would You put there instead of XXXXX ?
> a month ? two ? three ?
As far as buggy packages are concerned, no sooner than two weeks from
now. The NI roll out will take at least that long, and a couple of
packages (viz openssl, gpg, openssh, postgresql) will need to be moved
at that point. It will actually take a little longer than that, but not
enough that there's any time left for procrastination.
> From what Anthony have said I could assume it is not gonna be
> long. That would mean we didn't have much time left for
> preparations (writing articles etc.).
"articles" ? If you meed for things like reviews for magazines and stuff,
you've got all the time in the world to do that -- after release. If
you mean things like release notes and installation howtos, yes, they
need to be being worked on in earnest at this point.
Cheers,
aj
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