Dear all,
I have been looking at the Debian releases wiki page over the last
several days and it seems lot of pages have the same missing content -
An example to share could be https://wiki.debian.org/DebianJessie
Just a cursory look tells me that the page can be improved in number of ways -
a. It doesn't tell about the release name and version before Jessie
came into being. If memory serves right, that was wheezy.
b. It doesn't tell the distribution version release which superseded
it . This I know is Stretch.
c. Most importantly though, it doesn't tell what the lifecycle of a
certain version is . That info. is available only in the LTS page
https://wiki.debian.org/LTS
Now while I don't know the how these wiki pages are made, if the
release page use a certain template then we should modify that
template and also include the missing information at least till wheezy
.
I am open to git collaboration. Would be looking forward for any response.
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