On Mon, Jan 05, 2004 at 01:59:14PM -0500, Nathanael Nerode wrote: > debian-installer: > * in good shape on i386 > * work in progress on hppa, ia64, mips, mipsel, powerpc And alpha. We probably have a handful more rounds of bugs to squash before we get to the point of a clean install, so it may not make the cut for beta2, but hopefully soon thereafter. At the very least, we have CD images building daily. > apache: > * Ready to go in > php4: > * Needs #225036 dealt with 225036 does need to be dealt with, but shouldn't hold up the propagation of the many other packages currently waiting on php4, because php4-pear was also unusable in woody. Anthony, if you agree, what's the best way to get britney to recognize this as an ignorable bug? Perhaps I should be (re)opening a second RC bug regarding the existing woody/sarge problems? > * As this message shows, sarge is actually approaching release; if the > lm-sensors, KDE, GNOME, and glibc issues were dealt with, sarge could > probably be released for i386 in about two weeks (by removing remaining > RC-buggy packages). GNOME in particular seems to be getting needful attention, and it shouldn't be much longer before we have a usable metapackage for sarge (since that seems to be one of the more common complaints of users testing the installer, currently :). Cheers, -- Steve Langasek postmodern programmer
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