Sarge freeze and a release date
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according to the latest message to debian-devel-announce [1], we
actually have a release date of sarge. The date mentioned is May 30.
And we have security updates as well.
So now It's time to start testing.
I'm sorry to say that I guess it's to late for us to get everything
working at the same time as the release date for Sarge, but you never
know what strings the ones with good connections can pull. Here is a
list of things I know doesn't work on the latest pre-relase of a
sarge-based debian-edu:
* Mozilla
~ - Locale problems with nb_NO (and no locale for nn_NO). But since then
~ We've switched to using Firefox,which doesn't have a problem with
~ nb_NO, but doesn't have nn_NO (same as with Mozilla).
~ - Missing java setup for firefox
* AutoFS LDAP doesn't work out of the box
* MTA setup doesn't work with LDAP
* LTSP still hasn't enabled the use of XFS
* WLUS has issues
~ - bad css,
~ - maybe other things - the one that was on the pr01 CD is not an
~ official version it seems)
* slbackup isn't preconfigured to make a backup of ldap database.
[1] http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2005/05/msg00001.html
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Finn-Arne Johansen
faj@bzz.no
http://bzz.no/
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